Providing Analgesia for Enucleation Patients

Original Presentation Date:
02/02/2021

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Providing analgesia for patients undergoing enucleation is multi-modal. Retrobulbar nerve blocks are effective adjuncts for providing analgesia, however there are risks in administering a retrobulbar injection, and technical training and expertise is required. This EBU includes discussion of a recent paper that evaluated the efficacy of an intraoperative splash block for providing analgesia in dogs undergoing enucleation. Post questions or comments on this topic: http://vetvine.com/forums/topic/563/enucleation-controlling-post-op-pain Access an evaluation form: https://vetvine.wufoo.com/forms/ce-survey-ophtho-ebu/
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