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Having a Stellate Ganglion Block, how effective are they?

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Old 11-30-2012, 09:52 PM #1
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Absolutely insist that the doc use a fluoroscope during the procedure. This is simply an imaging, xray in real time. It will let him see exactly where the needle is and prevent hitting anything else.. i.e. a bone. This happened to my daughter and the result was much like anne523 described. Prior to the bad one, they did have a positive effect. And yes... anesthesia!!
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