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The position of plastic tubing in continuous-block techniques: an x-ray study of 552 patients.
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An analysis of the complications of extradural and caudal block.
TL;DR: A search has been made in the world literature for possible complications occurring not only in obstetric cases but in surgical cases also and over 350 articles have been scrutinised.
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Epidural Catheter Tip Position and Distribution of Injectate Evaluated by Computed Tomography
TL;DR: A variety of catheter tip positions and patterns of solution spread underlie normal epidural anesthesia, including various amounts of anterior passage, layering along the dura, and compression of the dURA creating a posterior fold.
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The Optimal Distance That a Multiorifice Epidural Catheter Should Be Threaded into the Epidural Space
TL;DR: It was found that catheter insertion to a depth of 7 cm was associated with the highest rate of insertion complications while insertion to the depth of 5 cm was related to the highest incidence of satisfactory analgesia.
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Risk of catheter migration during combined spinal epidural block: percutaneous epiduroscopy study.
TL;DR: The risk of epidural catheter migration through the dural hole during uncomplicated combined spinal-epidural block is very small and the distribution of fat, rather than any dorso median connective tissue band, influences the course of epiduran catheter in epidural space.
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Continuous spinal anesthesia: where do spinal catheters go?
TL;DR: The purpose of this study was to investigate the incidence of technical problems encountered when performing continuous spinal anesthesia and the influence of catheter tip position on block height following injection of a hypobaric spinal anesthetic.