Intrathecal Medication Withdrawal

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Fig. 32.1 Clinical decision tree to assess etiology of symptoms of intrathecal medication withdrawal 32.3 Intrathecal Withdrawal There are only three drugs that are FDA approved for intrathecal delivery: morphine,…

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Epidural Abscess After Epidural Steroid Injection in a Patient on TNF-Alpha Inhibitors

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Name of anti-TNF drug Structure/mechanism of action Infliximab Chimeric (mouse/human) anti-TNF-alpha antibody Etanercept TNF-alpha receptor fusion protein Adalimumab Human TNF-alpha monoclonal anti-TNF-alpha antibody Certolizumab pegol Antigen-binding fragment (Fab) of human…

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Increased Pain After Kyphoplasty

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Fig. 43.1 Facet strain causing back pain after compression fracture Persistent post-procedure pain prompts an x-ray or CT evaluation of the injected site, especially if the pain has changed or…

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Bupivacaine-Induced Myonecrosis

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Fig. 47.1 Concentration-dependent bupivacaine myotoxicity. Rabbit extraocular muscles at 5 days after injection of bupivacaine or saline. (a) Saline injection: normal-appearing muscle fiber cells displayed regular arrangement with the nuclei…

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Complications of Occipital Nerve Block

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Complication Presentation Cutaneous adverse reactions Atrophy, alopecia, hyperpigmentation, folliculitis Myonecrosis/myotoxicity Attributed to local anesthetic or corticosteroid Intra-arterial injection Central nervous system manifestations Cardiovascular manifestations Subarachnoid injection Brain stem anesthesia 45.2.5…

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Seroma or Hygroma Formation After Implantation of an Intrathecal Drug Delivery System or a Spinal Cord Stimulator

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Mechanical Biological Electrode fracture or migration for SCS Infection Catheter fracture or migration for ITDDS Bleeding Battery failure for SCS or ITDDS Nerve injury Programming or pump-fill errors for ITDDS…

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