2008
DOI: 10.1111/j.1365-2044.2008.05529_1.x
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Epidural analgesia: first do no harm

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“…A large multi-centre Australian study of epidural analgesia following major surgery did not show the 20% reduction in mortality and morbidity it was powered to find, and patients in both the treatment and control (non-epidural) groups demonstrated low pain scores [6]. This may have influenced a reduction in epidural usage in Australia and New Zealand [7]. One cannot dispute the excellent dynamic analgesia that regional analgesia can provide postoperatively.…”
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“…A large multi-centre Australian study of epidural analgesia following major surgery did not show the 20% reduction in mortality and morbidity it was powered to find, and patients in both the treatment and control (non-epidural) groups demonstrated low pain scores [6]. This may have influenced a reduction in epidural usage in Australia and New Zealand [7]. One cannot dispute the excellent dynamic analgesia that regional analgesia can provide postoperatively.…”
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confidence: 99%