An epidural analgesia program: balancing risks and benefits.
作者信息
Rosen H F, Calio M M
出版信息
Crit Care Nurse. 1990 Sep;10(8):32-41.
PMID:2401156
Abstract
An alternative to parenteral narcotic management is the administration of analgesics into the epidural space. The recognition and prevention of complications or side effects of epidural analgesia are prime concerns in planning nursing care for these patients.
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