Prophylactic analgesia with local anaesthesia is widely used in children and has a good
safety record. Performing regional blocks in anaesthetised children is a safe and generally …

Study objectives To develop evidence-based recommendations for prevention and
management of infections, bleeding, and local anesthetic toxicity in children undergoing …

Abstract Purpose of Review Approximately 15,600 children are diagnosed with cancer
annually. Many of these children have cancer-related pain that improves with cancer …

Abstract Purpose of Review Ultrasound-guided regional techniques, including catheter-
based approaches, are a subset of interventional therapies that have gained interest as an …

Regional anesthesia is now generally accepted as an integral part of postoperative pain
relief of the pediatric patient. Recently, updated guidelines have emphasized the role of …

Background: Evidence suggests that a significant proportion of terminal cancer patients
have uncontrolled or inadequately controlled pain when using the World Health …

Introduction: Nerve block catheters (NBCs) are increasingly used for pain management in
pediatric trauma patients. While short-term efficacy has been well established, the long-term …

Replantation of a traumatic upper extremity amputation is a complex process accompanied
by prolonged hospitalization, extended rehabilitation, and potential for graft failure …

Continuous peripheral nerve blocks are used in the management of pain following surgical
procedures. They can also be used in patients with cancer-related pain, to improve sleep …

Children undergoing cancer treatment experience substantial symptom burden related to
the disease, treatment, and alterations in family life. Not surprisingly, children receiving …