2015
DOI: 10.7247/jtomc.2014.2084
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Interscalen Block Application in Patients with Herpes Zoster

Abstract: Reactivation of the latent virus at the dorsal nerve roots and ganglia in patients with chickenpox history may result in quite painful, itchy, and blistering rash on a limited area of the sensory nerve and this condition is called Herpes Zoster or Zona. Herpes Zoster may resolve spontaneously in one or two weeks or course of disease may also be serious in elderly and immunocompromised individuals. Although providing an effective treatment is not always possible, sympathetic nerve block, antiviral agents, analg… Show more

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