Nakazawa et al., 2025 - Google Patents
Catheter-based regional anesthetic techniques for comprehensive pain management and early mobilization after cardiac sternotomy: a report of two casesNakazawa et al., 2025
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- Nakazawa K
- Kitajima O
- Suzuki T
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- Cureus
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Post-sternotomy pain management following cardiac surgery remains challenging, with both sternal incision and drain site pain requiring effective control. As highlighted recently, regional anesthetic techniques targeting the anterior cutaneous branches of the thoracic …
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