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Intraoperative Intercostal Nerve Cryoneurolysis for Post-Thoracotomy Pain Control: A Case DiscussionXiaowei Lu, MD, Ning Miao, MD, Sandra Orfgen, MD and Andrew Mannes, MD Lu X, Miao N, Orfgen S, Mannes A. Intraoperative Intercostal Nerve Cryoneurolysis for Post-Thoracotomy Pain Control: A Case Discussion. Transl Perioper & Pain Med 2022; 9(3):458-463 |
Therapeutic Considerations in Chronic Serotonin Syndrome: A Case ReportUday Agrawal, MD, Yihang Qi, MD and Jingping Wang, MD, PhD Agrawal U, Qi Y, Wang J. Therapeutic Considerations in Chronic Serotonin Syndrome: A Case Report. Transl Perioper & Pain Med 2022; 9(2):464-469 |
Impact of Hyperkalemia on Surgery Case Cancellation: A Call For Increased ReliabilityDouglas P Slakey, MD, MPH, Mary E Ingle, PhD, Sholom B Chernyak, DO, and Rasha Khatib, PhD Slakey DP, Ingle ME, Chernyak SB, et al. Impact of Hyperkalemia on Surgery Case Cancellation: A Call For Increased Reliability. Transl Perioper & Pain Med 2022; 9(3):470-477 |
Perspective: COVID-19 and Its Neurologic SequelaeAaron Rothstein, MD, Christopher Favilla, MD, Kelly Sloane, MD and Jens Witsch, MD Rothstein A, Favilla C, Sloane K, et al. Perspective: COVID-19 and Its Neurologic Sequelae. Transl Perioper & Pain Med 2022; 9(3):478-481 |