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Infusions, Spinal

Known as: Infusion, Spinal, Spinal Infusion, Spinal Infusions 
The administration of medication by insertion of a tiny needle or catheter into the spinal sac or epidural cavity.
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2014
2014
Chronic spinal infusion of loperamide alleviates postsurgical pain in rats.
Plantar incision in rat generates spontaneous pain behaviour. The opioid drug, morphine used to treat postsurgical pain produces… 
2009
2009
[Spinal granuloma in a patient receiving a spinal infusion of morphine and clonidine].
Patients treated with long-term spinal infusion of high doses of morphine develop a granuloma at the location of the catheter tip… 
2008
2008
Persistent pain relief following epidural analgesia for cancer pain
Epidural infusions can be used for the management of selected patients with difficult cancer pain [1–4]. In patients with… 
2007
2007
Complications of spinal infusion therapies
The infusion of opioids and other analgesics into the intrathecal and epidural spaces has been a mainstay in the management of… 
Review
2003
Review
2003
Implantable spinal infusion devices for chronic pain and spasticity: an accelerated systematic review
2002
2002
Effects of continuous lumbar intrathecal infusion of leptin in rats on weight regulation 1 1 Research was performed at UCSD Anesthesiology Research Laboratory and sponsored by funds from Amgen…
2000
2000
Ondansetron in the treatment of the pruritus associated with the spinal infusion of opiates
1999
1999
Nitric oxide-mediated spinal disinhibition contributes to the sensitization of primate spinothalamic tract neurons.
This study concentrated on whether an increase in spinal nitric oxide (NO) diminishes inhibition of spinothalamic tract (STT… 
1990
1990
Natural course of intracranial pressure and drainage of CSF after recovery from subarachnoid hemorrhage
Twenty‐eight patients were followed 12 months or longer after recovery from subarachnoid hemorrhage (SAH). The examination… 
1987
1987
Chronic antagonist infusion does not increase morphine antinociception in rat spinal cord
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