American Medicine, Volume 39American-Medicine Publishing Company, 1933 |
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Page 253
... nerve trunks as amenable to the resection technique is limited due to anatomical factors , as compared with the number of trunks which may be involved in each given case in various types of neural- gia and painful syndromes . And here ...
... nerve trunks as amenable to the resection technique is limited due to anatomical factors , as compared with the number of trunks which may be involved in each given case in various types of neural- gia and painful syndromes . And here ...
Page 257
... nerve . The width of each column represents the number of nerves blocked per case . The letters refer to the region block : ( 1 ) L - lumbar ; ( 2 ) S - sacral ; ( 3 ) D- dorsal ; and ( 4 ) C - cervical . In certain cases the time ...
... nerve . The width of each column represents the number of nerves blocked per case . The letters refer to the region block : ( 1 ) L - lumbar ; ( 2 ) S - sacral ; ( 3 ) D- dorsal ; and ( 4 ) C - cervical . In certain cases the time ...
Page 258
... nerve blocking should be applied promiscuously in all types of pain or neuralgias before definite diag- nostic data are obtained , not only as to the possible underlying pathology , but as to the involvement of the particular nerve ...
... nerve blocking should be applied promiscuously in all types of pain or neuralgias before definite diag- nostic data are obtained , not only as to the possible underlying pathology , but as to the involvement of the particular nerve ...
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