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Old 09-12-2012, 05:02 PM #1
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Default Peripheral Nerve Catheter
I just met with a new pain management doc. as I had a drastic negative reaction, the next step he wants is a peripheral nerve block, with infraclavicular placement. It is a continuous nerve block. Will have meds infused via pump. Procedure is planned under sedation and catheter will be in place at least 3 weeks. Has anyone ever heard of this or had this procedure done?
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