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06-15-2009, 05:27 PM
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I am new to this and would appreciate feedback from folks with knowledge of any medical journal articles and the like that recommend that the anesthesiologist perform a continuous block (before and after the surgery) which is the site of diagnosed RSD. In this case it is a shoulder. The ortho wants to anesesthesize the "frozen" shoulder so that it can be manipulated ("thawed?"). The RSD resulted after the first surgery (rotator cuff repair) -- and due to the RSD the shoulder has not had PT and has become "frozen". I am an attorney (workers compensation) and my client has the RSD.
I thank you. jstanleylaw |
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| "Thanks for this!" says: | Dew58 (06-15-2009) |
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