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- The study aimed to compare the effectiveness and safety of extended-release epidural morphine (EREM) versus perineural infusion (PNI) for pain control after total knee surgery, using a sample of 200 patient charts.
- The primary focus was on pain scores at different time points post-surgery, with secondary attention to additional opioid use and side effects.
- Results indicated that while there were no major differences in preoperative or overall postoperative pain scores, the PNI group reported higher pain levels at 12 and 24 hours compared to the EREM group, suggesting EREM may provide better pain management, but considerations for various factors are necessary when selecting postoperative therapies.
Venous air embolism is the entrapment of air into the venous system producing signs and symptoms due to obstruction of pulmonary arterial blood flow. We present a healthy, 27-year-old, full-term parturient admitted for postdate induction of labor. Cesarean delivery was required following fetal distress.
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