Intravenous analgesia versus thoracic epidural catheterization in moderately severe pancreatitis: A randomized controlled trial in a tertiary care health facility.
G Khadija, WH Syed, S Ullah, M Aziz… - The Professional …, 2021 - theprofesional.com
Objective: In this study we evaluated the two most commonly used methods for pain relief in
acute pancreatitis ie epidural analgesia and I/V analgesia and compared the results. Study …
acute pancreatitis ie epidural analgesia and I/V analgesia and compared the results. Study …
[PDF][PDF] Intravenous analgesia versus thoracic epidural catheterization in moderately severe pancreatitis: A randomized controlled trial in a tertiary care health facility.
G Khadija, WH Syed, S Ullah, M Aziz, S Nawaz… - theprofesional.com
ABSTRACT… Objective: To evaluate the two most commonly used methods for pain relief in
acute pancreatitis ie epidural analgesia and I/V analgesia and compared the results. Study …
acute pancreatitis ie epidural analgesia and I/V analgesia and compared the results. Study …
Intravenous analgesia versus thoracic epidural catheterization in moderately severe pancreatitis: A randomized controlled trial in a tertiary care health facility.
G Khadija, WH Syed, S Ullah, M Aziz… - The Professional …, 2021 - theprofesional.com
Objective: In this study we evaluated the two most commonly used methods for pain relief in
acute pancreatitis ie epidural analgesia and I/V analgesia and compared the results. Study …
acute pancreatitis ie epidural analgesia and I/V analgesia and compared the results. Study …
Intravenous analgesia versus thoracic epidural catheterization in moderately severe pancreatitis: A randomized controlled trial in a tertiary care health facility.
G Khadija, WH Syed, S Ullah, M Aziz… - Professional …, 2021 - search.ebscohost.com
Objective: To evaluate the two most commonly used methods for pain relief in acute
pancreatitis ie epidural analgesia and I/V analgesia and compared the results. Study …
pancreatitis ie epidural analgesia and I/V analgesia and compared the results. Study …
[PDF][PDF] Intravenous analgesia versus thoracic epidural catheterization in moderately severe pancreatitis: A randomized controlled trial in a tertiary care health facility.
G Khadija, WH Syed, S Ullah, M Aziz, S Nawaz… - scholar.archive.org
ABSTRACT… Objective: To evaluate the two most commonly used methods for pain relief in
acute pancreatitis ie epidural analgesia and I/V analgesia and compared the results. Study …
acute pancreatitis ie epidural analgesia and I/V analgesia and compared the results. Study …