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50th Annual Regional Anesthesiology and Acute Pain Medicine Meeting
May 1 - 3, 2025 | Orlando, Florida
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SUBEPINEURAL INJECTION IN PATIENT WITH REDUCED CARDIAC FUNCTION AND ESRD UNDERGOING BILATERAL BKA FOR GANGRENE AND OSTEOMYELITIS
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Medically Challenging Cases
SubepineuralInjection in Patient With Reduced Cardiac Function and ESRD Undergoing Bilateral BKA for Gangrene and Osteomyelitis
Background
•Paraneural injections areconsidered safer than subepineural injections thus this technique is more traditionally used by regional anesthesiologist, particularly when large volumes of local anesthetic (LA) are administered
•Subepineural injection allows for a lower volume of LA and less risk of complications while also achieving surgical analgesia