Cervical epidural anaesthesia for shoulder arthroscopy and effective postoperative physiotherapy for a frozen shoulder: a case study

Ketaki Sushant Marodkar; Shubhada R Deshmukh

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1. Cervical epidural analgesia in current anaesthesia practice: systematic review of its clinical utility and rationale, and technical considerations
H. Shanthanna, N. Mendis, A. Goel
British Journal of Anaesthesia vol: 116 issue: 2 first page: 192 year: 2016
doi: 10.1093/bja/aev453

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