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Does scorpion bite lead to development of resistance to the effect of local anaesthetics?Panditrao et al., 2012
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- Panditrao M
- Panditrao M
- Khan M
- Yadav N
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- Indian journal of anaesthesia
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A patient posted for vaginal hysterectomy was administered subarachnoid block, which failed, so was repeated in one space above. The block failed again, after waiting for 30 min. Patient gave a history of scorpion bite twice, once at the age of 17 years on her right foot and …
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