What's New by Who's Who in Anesthesiology – Podcast

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EXPAREL & Phrenic paralysis
30 Sep 2019· What's New by Who's Who in Anesthesiology
Long acting local anesthetics present a risk of long-acting phrenic nerve block and diaphragmatic paralysis. This podcast features a discussion on clinical experience of using EXPAREL in the interscalene brachial plexus with focus on phrenic nerve block and respiratory function.
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EXPAREL vs Catheters, Economics, data-driven best uses of EXPAREL
18 Sep 2019· What's New by Who's Who in Anesthesiology
Both EXPAREL and Perineural Catheters are more expensive than single-shot blocks. This podcast discusses their uses, how they compare, application in clinical practice, and how their costs compare.
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Sensory motor differentiation, understanding the data in Peripheral nerve blocks
27 Aug 2019· What's New by Who's Who in Anesthesiology
This podcast features clinical feedback on the quality of sensory and motor block accomplished with EXPAREL in the approved indication, i.e. interscalane brachial plexus block.

Speakers: Dr. Daryl Henshaw, Dr. Doug Jaffe, Dr. Catherine Vandepitte, Dr. Admir Hadzic
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EXPAREL & SYSTEMIC TOXICITY
5 Jul 2019· What's New by Who's Who in Anesthesiology
This podcast discusses the risk of systemic toxicity of local anesthetic and its admixture with bupivacaine HCl.

Speakers: Dr. Daryl Henshaw, Dr. Doug Jaffe, Dr. Catherine Vandepitte, Dr. Admir Hadzic
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Episodes

EXPAREL & Phrenic paralysis

EXPAREL vs Catheters, Economics, data-driven best uses of EXPAREL

Sensory motor differentiation, understanding the data in Peripheral nerve blocks

EXPAREL & SYSTEMIC TOXICITY