Patient and procedural characteristics related to epidural catheter tip malposition.

<p>Patient and procedural characteristics related to epidural catheter tip malposition.</p>

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Main Author:	Mitsuhiro Matsuo (5183339) (author)
Other Authors:	Natsumi Sakamoto (5297363) (author), Mariko Takebe (21608507) (author), Tomonori Takazawa (316965) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Medicine Cell Biology Evolutionary Biology Developmental Biology Cancer Infectious Diseases superficial soft tissue deep soft tissue undergone epidural anesthesia 7 %, 95 3 &# 8211 even experienced anesthesiologists anesthesiologists &# 8217 89 ), 78 xlink "> analysis 0 &# 8211 xlink "> patients 1 years vs previous 18 years experience since graduation epidural catheter tip epidural catheter malposition xlink "> epidural catheter 7 years 1 ), epidural catheters 3 ). 24 patients 4 ), 1 ). catheter tips 6 years vertebral arches transverse processes subpleural space study aimed spinous process results suggest puncture site postgraduate experience physicians inserting paramedian approach median number median 10 malposition group ligamentum flavum intervertebral foramina inserted using erector spinae confidence interval characteristics showed approximately 13 48 %) 41 %) 4 ).
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