2003
DOI: 10.1007/s00464-002-8733-x
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Intrapleural analgesia following thoracoscopic sympathectomy for palmar hyperhidrosis

Abstract: IPA is a simple and effective means for postoperative pain control following thoracoscopic upper dorsal sympathectomy.

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“…Assalia et al 9 studied 50 patients submitted to thoracic sympathectomy by using 20mL of 0.5% intrapleural bupivacaine bilaterally with reduction in the pain score and in opioid consumption. A similar result was observed by Lieou et al 13 in the first 6 hours after thoracic sympathectomy in 60 patients to whom 10mL of 0.5% intrapleural bupivacaine was administrated bilaterally.…”
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“…Assalia et al 9 studied 50 patients submitted to thoracic sympathectomy by using 20mL of 0.5% intrapleural bupivacaine bilaterally with reduction in the pain score and in opioid consumption. A similar result was observed by Lieou et al 13 in the first 6 hours after thoracic sympathectomy in 60 patients to whom 10mL of 0.5% intrapleural bupivacaine was administrated bilaterally.…”
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“…Once a local anesthetic is injected into the pleural cavity, it makes direct contact with the exposed tissue, thus enabling long-lasting analgesia without risk for pneumothorax or intravascular anesthetic injection 9 . This technique, which is referred to as intrapleural block, was firstly published in 1986 10,11 using bupivacaine as a local anesthetic for surgeries on the upper abdominal surgeries 12 , and it has also been recently used in thoracic sympathectomy 9,13 .…”
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“…Dolor pleurítico persistente e intenso suele seguir a extensa lisis de adhesiones pleurales o a aparición de neumotórax persistente, efusión pleural o empiema 4,7,47 . Para su tratamiento pueden usarse analgésicos sistémicos (morfina, paracetamol, antiinflamatorios no esteroideos, etc.)…”
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“…y anestésicos locales introducidos en cavidad torácica a través de un tubo torácico. Así, el uso de anestesia intrapleural bilateral mediante la colocación en la cavidad torácica de 10-20 ml de bupicaína al 0.5% y 5 mg/ml de adrenalina al final de la simpatectomía, consigue una reducción significativa del dolor y del uso de analgésicos 4 . Otra medida que puede reducir significativamente el dolor postoperatorio y el requerimiento de analgésicos es el bloqueo de los nervios intercostales internos con 3 ml de bupicaína al 0.5% en cada uno de los niveles intercostales T2, T3 y T4 7,47 .…”
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