Triple-Blind Randomized Clinical Trial of Time Until Sensory Change Using 1.5% Mepivacaine With Epinephrine, 0.5% Bupivacaine, or an Equal Mixture of Both for Infraclavicular Block

Overview of attention for article published in Regional Anesthesia & Pain Medicine, January 2012

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RT @ChrisPrabhakar: @MadanNarayanan @KalagaraHari @Ropivacaine @amit_pawa @danimilovanovi1 @nelkassabany @anesthesiadocmd @JanBoublikMDPhD…

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Next, let's move on to the Laur Infraclav study. The mean sensory onsets were 6min for mix of 1.5%Mep+0.5%Bup, the exact same 6min for 0.5% Bup on its own (seems a touch fast for me). So no benefit to mixing, right? 9/ https://t.co/0XLmSy5dGb https://…

RT @claralexlobo: @ashwani_doc The result of mixing LA is very unpredictable. It can accelerate onset (https://t.co/sWixkN3Avm) or not (htt…

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