Title of article
Exacerbation of phantom limb pain following spinalanaesthesia: a case report and review of the literatures
Author/Authors
Shrestha, Gentle S. Tribhuvan University Teaching Hospital - Institute of Medicine - Department of Anaesthesiology, Nepal , Koirala, Sabin Grande International Hospital, Nepal
From page
309
To page
310
Abstract
Phantom limb pain has been reported in patients with lower limb amputation during subsequentspinal anaesthesia. No therapy has been proven to be uniformly effective. Here, we report acase managed successfully with ketamine and magnesium sulphate.
Keywords
ketamine , magnesium sulphate , phantom limb pain , spinal anaesthesia
Journal title
Ain Shams Journal of Anesthesiology(ASJA)
Journal title
Ain Shams Journal of Anesthesiology(ASJA)
Record number
2539089
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