PAIN MANAGEMENT IN PECTUS EXCAVATUM SURGERY: A COMPARISON OF SUBCUTANEOUS CATHETERS VS. EPIDURALS IN A PEDIATRIC POPULATION

July 17, 2018

PAIN MANAGEMENT IN PECTUS EXCAVATUM SURGERY: A COMPARISON OF SUBCUTANEOUS CATHETERS VS. EPIDURALS IN A PEDIATRIC
POPULATION Shefali Thaker, MPH, Elise McKenna, MD, PhD, Christine Rader, MD, Meghna V Misra, MD, MS; Connecticut Children’s Medical Center

The Executive Committee of the International Pediatric Endosurgery Group condemns the military actions by the Russian Government in the Ukraine. This attack on a sovereign nation is not consistent with the values and principles of IPEG and the international medical community. As an international organization dedicated to enhancing child health through education and access to minimally invasive surgery for all children of the world, we stand in solidarity with our Ukrainian friends, colleagues, children, and people. Click here to view the Letter of Support for Ukrainian Pediatric Surgeons

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PAIN MANAGEMENT IN PECTUS EXCAVATUM SURGERY: A COMPARISON OF SUBCUTANEOUS CATHETERS VS. EPIDURALS IN A PEDIATRIC POPULATION

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