Publications by authors named "Chanon Thanaboriboon"
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- * Fourteen patients who struggled with traditional oral medications received fluoroscopy-guided injections, resulting in significant reductions in both pain scores and frequency of pain attacks after 60 days.
- * Complications included temporary side effects like hemifacial palsy and diplopia, which resolved within three months, suggesting the treatment is relatively safe.
Referred chronic shoulder pain may arise from diaphragmatic irritation. It can potentially be alleviated by blockade of the phrenic nerve. There is literature describing its use in acute pain conditions; yet for chronic pain, there are no reports.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFBackground: Complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS) is a disabling painful disorder caused by many different and poorly understood mechanisms. It often affects the distal limbs and usually happens as consequence of a trauma. Its severity can remarkably affect patients' quality of life.
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- Previous studies indicate that intraoperative cerebral desaturation during shoulder surgery in the beach chair position can range from 0% to 80%, and this study aims to better understand the associated risks and factors by controlling for key physiological parameters.
- A total of 42 patients aged around 63 years were monitored during elective shoulder surgeries utilizing near-infrared spectroscopy to assess cerebral oxygen saturation while undergoing a specific anesthesia protocol.
- The research seeks to establish the relationship between intraoperative cerebral desaturation and 24-hour cognitive decline, as well as identify factors that contribute to intraoperative hypotension.