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    Ultrasound is better than injection pressure monitoring detecting the low-volume intraneural injection - 2 year(s) ago

    Introduction Inadvertent intraneural injection is not infrequent during peripheral nerve blocks. For this reason, injection pressure monitoring has been suggested as a safeguard method that warns the clinician of a potentially hazardous needle tip location. However, doubts remain whether it is superior to the sonographic nerve swelling in terms of earlier detection of the intraneural…

    Source: Regional Anesthesia & Pain Medicine
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    Mindfulness 'Changes the Biology' of Pain - 2 year(s) ago

    Just 8 weeks of mindfulness training can improve response to pain, and alterations in brain signatures appear to strengthen with more practice.

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      New research provides novel insight into how mindfulness alters pain-related activity in the brain, in findings that point to more targeted #painmanagement. https://t.co/kK7qruc6IQ #painmedicine #chronicpain #acutepain

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    Development of entrustable professional activities for regional anesthesia and pain medicine fellowship training - 2 year(s) ago

    Introduction The Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) offers descriptions of competencies and milestones but does not provide standardized assessments to track trainee competency. Entrustable professional activities (EPAs) and special assessments (SAs) are emerging methods to assess the level of competency obtained by regional anesthesiology and acute pain medicine (RAAPM)…

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    Pain Medicine - 2 year(s) ago

    Focus on relevant CME and ASA member benefits with popular pain medicine offerings.

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      Get direct access to #PainMedicine education and resources, including discounted events, up-to-date coding books and more. Visit the new pain medicine hub: https://t.co/jDy41vvhgB https://t.co/Gdjsu2L3gs

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    American Society of Regional Anesthesia and Pain Medicine contrast shortage position statement - 2 year(s) ago

    The medical field has been experiencing numerous drug shortages in recent years. The most recent shortage to impact the field of interventional pain medicine is that of iodinated contrast medium. Pain physicians must adapt to these changes while maintaining quality of care. This position statement offers guidance on adapting to the shortage. No data are available. N/A.

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    In reply to the letter to the editor by Wang et al - 2 year(s) ago

    To the editor We thank Dr Wang and colleagues for their interest in our manuscript and their thoughtful comments on the studies’ conduct.[1][1] Nevertheless, we do not necessarily agree with some of their observations. Concerning the issue of range of diaphragmatic motion and the suggestion of

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      In reply to the letter to the editor by Wang et al Response: https://t.co/au1CI3im2e Letter: https://t.co/6QcD2WuQCe Original: https://t.co/IRqQphPnto @FKenzm @ESchwenkMD @dr_rajgupta #regionalanesthesia #painmedicine #nerveblocks

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