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CON Single Shot Techniques Best

CON Single Shot Techniques Best. Volkan Hancı, M.D. Dokuz Eylül University Department of Anesthesiology and Reanimation. Single Shot Techniques. Dreams: Regional Anesthesia & General Anesthesia. Truths: Continuous regional anesthesia & Single shot techniques. Single Shot Techniques.

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CON Single Shot Techniques Best

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  1. CONSingle Shot Techniques Best Volkan Hancı, M.D. Dokuz Eylül University Department of Anesthesiology and Reanimation

  2. Single Shot Techniques Dreams:Regional Anesthesia & General Anesthesia Truths: Continuous regional anesthesia & Single shot techniques

  3. Single Shot Techniques

  4. Single Shot Techniques Pain control Best Pain control Pain control Pain control Pain control

  5. Single Shot Techniques ContinuousTechniques

  6. Continuous & Single Shot • Critical Question • Does Continuous regional anesthesia techniques • Always provide better analgesia scores or • Outcomes

  7. Continuous & Single Shot

  8. Continuous & Single Shot

  9. Total Knee Arthroplasty; • Single Shot FNB better pain relief • Single shot PMDI • Continuous PMDI • Comparable to that Continuous FNB

  10. Total KneeArthroplasty; • Continuous & SingleInjectionFemoralNerveBlock • Superior PCA aloneanalgesia

  11. Total Knee Arthroplasty; • Sciatic nerve block + continuous lumbal plexus block • Sciatic nerve block + single injection lumbal plexus block • No differences; • Pain scores, • Tramadol consumption

  12. Minor Arthroscopic Shoulder Surgery; • Continuous & Single Injection Interscalene Block • Similar • Proportion of night slept • Satisfaction

  13. Knee Arthroplasty • Continuous Femoral Nerve Block • Ropivacaine • Normal Saline • Similar WOMAC scores • Similar Health related Quality

  14. Knee Arthroplasty • Continuous Femoral Nerve Block • Ropivacaine • Normal Saline • Similar WOMAC scores • Similar Health related Quality Similar WOMAC Scores

  15. Total KneeArthroplasty; • SingleShotAdductor Canal Block & • ContinuousAdductor Canal Block

  16. Pain control

  17. SimilarAmbulation Recovery scores SimilarLOS

  18. Total KneeArthroplasty; • SingleInjectionFemoralNerveBlock (SFNB) & • ContinuousFemoralNerveBlock (CFNB)

  19. Pain control

  20. SimilarLOS SimilarAmbulation Recovery scores SimilarRange of movement

  21. SimilarRange of movement SimilarLOS Similar VAS Scores

  22. Total Knee Arthroplasty; • Single-Injection Adductor Canal Block • Continuous Femoral Nerve Catheter

  23. SimilarPain Scores Ambulation Distance ACB>FNC LOS ACB<FNC

  24. Continuous & Single Shot • Critical Question • Does Continuous regional anesthesia techniques • always provide better analgesia scores or • outcomes NO

  25. Continuous & Single Shot • But ContinuousBlocksWant; • Additional Time • AdditionalCost (Doctor – Equipment) • AdditionalEquipment • AdditionalEducation

  26. Additional Postoperative Management AdditionalSkill Education Additional Time

  27. Additional Time

  28. Additional Cost ????? Equipment Cost 20 US Dollar + Equipment

  29. Additional Cost Equipment Cost 8-9 Euro

  30. AdditionalCost 104 NZD

  31. Continuous & Single Shot • But ContinuousBlocksWant; • Additional Time • AdditionalCost (Doctor – Equipment) • AdditionalEquipment • AdditionalEducation Additional Complication Risk

  32. Infection Risk Nerve Injury

  33. Infection Risk

  34. Infection Risk

  35. Infection Risk

  36. Infection Risk

  37. Nerve Injury Infection Risk

  38. Technical Problems Due to Catheters and Devices

  39. 1398 CPNBs • 849 patients • Major complications: rare • Minor advers effects: more common MinorAdversEffects

  40. 1398 CPNBs, 849 patients • Major complications: rare • Minor advers effects: more common MinorAdversEffects

  41. One patient • Retroperitoneal Hematoma • Acetylsalicylic acid: 1 g/day AntithromboticorThrombolyticTherapy

  42. Continuous

  43. 5083 patients; Non-obstetric Epidural Anesthesia • Major complication: %1.36; Post-op neurologic deficit: %1.12 • Risk Factors; ASA II-III, Orthopedic surgery, Multiple attempts, Paresthesia, PCEA

  44. IncorrectPlacement

  45. Migration

  46. Knotting

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