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Title : Analgesic efficacy of ultrasound guided erector spinae plane block versus fentanyl infusion in pediatric patients undergoing aortic coarctectomy. A randomized controlled study
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Abstract
In the last 20 years, the use of extremely potent opioids for paediatric
cardiac anaesthesia has grown in common. (3, 4) In addition to the essential benefit
of hemodynamic stabilisation, high-dose opioid-based anaesthetic procedures can
reduce the stress reaction, but they can also cause oversedation, respiratory
depression, and the need for extended mechanical breathing following surgeries.
Interrupting pain signals through peri-neural injection of local
anesthetics have been known to reduce stress response, decrease
opioid requirements, and improve postoperative pain control. (6,7)
Regional anesthesia procedures have been traditionally described as two
major entities; Central Neuraxial and Peripheral nerves. Another
emerging subtype of regional anesthesia is fascial plane blocks