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Diabetes in Pregnancy
Diabetes mellitus (DM) in pregnancy, whether preexisting (Type 1 or Type 2) or gestational (GDM), is one of the most common comorbidities...
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Double vs. single-injection parasternal block: Does greater coverage mean better outcomes?
Double vs single parasternal block: better spread, but no real gains in pain, opioids, or recovery outcomes.
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Ultrasound-guided obturator canal block: New anatomical insights for regional anesthesia practice
New anatomical study shows how a proximal obturator canal block may improve ultrasound-guided obturator nerve blockade.
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GLP-1 receptor agonists and aspiration risk
GLP-1 receptor agonists are increasingly used for diabetes and weight loss, meaning more surgical patients are taking these drugs. They d...
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Does the timing of IV dexamethasone really matter?
Does IV dexamethasone timing matter for nerve blocks? New RCT shows flexibility without losing analgesia.
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Axillary nerve interventions: What anesthesiologists and pain physicians should know
Axillary nerve blocks explained: four key anatomical windows that may improve shoulder pain management.
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Comparing proximal vs distal ICBN blocks in upper arm AV access surgery: which offers more consistent coverage?
RCT compares proximal vs distal ICBN block for upper arm AV access: improved axillary coverage with proximal approach.
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Mixing local anesthetics for peripheral nerve blocks: Does it really improve onset?
Does mixing local anesthetics help? New data suggest no faster onset and possibly shorter pain relief.
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Dermatomal spread in lateral quadratus lumborum vs TAP blocks after laparoscopic colorectal surgery
QL blocks show wider dermatomal spread than TAP blocks after laparoscopic colorectal surgery—but does it improve pain control?