Epidural Catheter Disconnects
A 74 year-old female with borderline renal function and a history of spinal stenosis has an epidural catheter in place. She is post-op day 2 from a...
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From the home page of the New York Times. A quick read on a topic of great importance for breast cancer survivors. Vital Signs – Pain Often...
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