Anesthesia & Analgesia · 2001 · 61 citations · 6 references
Other Nonreinforced CathetersSpinal Cord InjuryPatient SafetyArrow Reinforced CatheterOther Epidural CathetersEpidural CatheterArrow CatheterSurgeryEpidural CathetersAnesthesiaMedicineOrthopaedic SurgeryEmergency MedicineAnesthesiologyRegional Anesthesia
IMPLICATIONS Although breakage of an epidural catheter is rare, our ex vivo study suggests that compared with three other epidural catheters, the Arrow catheter is more likely to stretch and break. The segment between the 7- and 8-cm marks may be an area especially vulnerable to breakage.
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The Mechanical Properties of Intact and Traumatized Epidural Catheters
Yeşim Ateş, Can A. Yücesoy, Ağahan M. Ünlü et al. · Anesthesia & Analgesia · 2000 · 65 citations
Influence of patient position on withdrawal forces during removal of lumbar extradural catheters
Geoffrey N. Morris, Brian B. Warren, Eric W. Hanson et al. · British Journal of Anaesthesia · 1996 · 62 citations · Full text
Spinal Cord Injury, Lumbar Extradural Catheters, Postoperative Pain Management +8
Mishap with an Epidural Catheter
TIONG OEN TIO, Stanley D. MacMurdo, Ray McKenzie · Anesthesiology · 1979 · 28 citations · Full text