neuraxial

Examples

• All

• In subgroups of patients at high risk, neuraxial anaesthesia reduces the rate of respiratory and cardiovascular complications.

  Academic text (2003)

• If possible, neuraxial opioids, for example, continuous infusion of epidural solutions containing opioids and local anesthetics, comprise an effective postoperative pain control.

  Academic text (2006)

• These data might suggest that an epidural would be the preferred technique, but several difficulties with neuraxial blockade preclude their universal use in all surgeries.

  Academic text (2003)

• Changes in cerebrospinal fluid pressure due to central neuraxial blockade with associated tumor movement may be responsible for the initiation of symptoms of incidental tumors.

  Academic text (2007)

• We suggest that for these rare incidents to be detected, fundoscopy and CT brain should be an integral part of a neurologic evaluation protocol in any patient exhibiting neurologic changes after neuraxial blockade.

  Academic text (2007)

• We suggest that any patient exhibiting neurological changes after central neuraxial blockade should undergo fundoscopy and a CT scan of the brain, besides a thorough neurologic evaluation for these rare incidents to be detected.

  Academic text (2007)

• The neuraxial technique was considered the best option for managing pain in patients undergoing major surgery.

• Doctors often recommend neuraxial methods for pain management due to their effectiveness in targeting specific areas of the nervous system.

Synonyms

C

cerebrospinal

vsneuraxial

• Specialized

3 7.1

Relating to the brain and spinal cord

is a more technical term for the same relation

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology