Intraconal [Retrobulbar] anesthesia: evaluation of two different techniques
Tanta Medical Journal. 1997; 25 (Supp. 1): 517-28
in English
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ABSTRACT
Two types of needles either straight or curved were used for retrobulbar block during eye surgery the study included 1000 patients classified into 2 groups [group I 480 patients] we used straight needle for retrobulbar block, [group II 520 patients] we used curved needle for their retrobulbar block. No major complications occurred in both groups. Side effects in group I [straight needle] were chemosis 30.21%, subconjuntival hemorrhage 4.17%, lid hemorrhage 2.08%, Side effects in group II [curved needle] were chemosis 48.08%, subconjuntival hemorrhage 5.77% and lid hemorrhage 3.85%. We concluded that retrobullbar route using straight or curved needle was a safe and a successful technique
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IMEMR (Eastern Mediterranean)
Main subject:
Treatment Outcome
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Retrobulbar Hemorrhage
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Eye
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Anesthetics, Local
Language:
English
Journal:
Tanta Med. J.
Year:
1997
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