Intraoperative subarachnoid migration of the epidural catheter used for continuous infusion leading to delayed detection

To the Editor, The subarachnoid migration of an epidural catheter is a rare but life-threating complication, usually detected by clinical signs such as respiratory depression, paralysis, and an unexpected drop in blood pressure [1–3]. [...]the continuous injection was stopped. In case of continuous...

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Published in:Journal of clinical anesthesia 2019-08, Vol.55, p.115-115
Main Authors: Ida, Mitsuru, Sumida, Mariko, Kawaguchi, Masahiko
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