Contralateral local anesthetic spread from an outpatient interscalene catheter

Keyphrases

• Serious Complications 100%
• Postoperative Day 100%
• Continuous Infusion 100%
• Ropivacaine 100%
• Horner Syndrome 100%
• Local Anesthetic Spread 100%
• Interscalene Catheter 100%
• Clinical Features 50%
• Safety Profile 50%
• Unusual Case 50%
• Epinephrine 50%
• Upper Extremity 50%
• Analgesia 50%
• Catheter 50%
• Older Women 50%
• Numbness 50%
• Previous Experience 50%
• Infusion Pump 50%
• Serious Events 50%
• Brachial Plexus Block 50%
• Arthroscopic Lysis of Adhesions 50%
• Sensory Block 50%
• Interscalene Block 50%
• Continuous Infusion of Local Anesthetics 50%
• Interscalene 50%
• Interscalene Nerve Block 50%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Infusion 100%
• Contralateral 100%
• Local Anesthetic 100%
• Outpatient 100%
• Continuous Infusion 100%
• Ropivacaine 66%
• Horner's Syndrome 66%
• Clinical Feature 33%
• Analgesia 33%
• Nerve Block 33%
• Awareness 33%
• Upper Limb 33%
• Epinephrine 33%
• Paresthesia 33%
• Brachial Plexus Block 33%

Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science

• Local Anesthetic Agent 100%
• Ropivacaine 100%
• Horner's Syndrome 100%
• Clinical Feature 50%
• Epinephrine 50%
• Paresthesia 50%
• Infusion Pump 50%