Dysarthria Associated with Lumbar Sympathetic Block Using Botulinum Toxin
Journal
Pain Medicine
ISSN
1526-2375
1526-4637
Date Issued
2019
Author(s)
Cesar R Carcamo
Type
Resource Types::text::journal::journal article
Subjects
safety
;
adult
;
anesthetics, local
;
ankle fractures
;
autonomic nerve block
;
botulinum toxins, type a
;
botulism
;
complex regional pain syndromes
;
dysarthria
;
female
;
humans
;
lidocaine
;
lumbar vertebrae
;
neuromuscular agents
;
recovery of function
;
botulinum antiserum
;
botulinum toxin a
;
lidocaine
;
nonionic contrast medium
;
botulinum toxin a
;
lidocaine
;
local anesthetic agent
;
muscle relaxant agent
;
adult
;
ankle fracture
;
botulism
;
case report
;
clinical article
;
complex regional pain syndrome
;
diplopia
;
dysarthria
;
female
;
fluoroscopy
;
hospital discharge
;
human
;
letter
;
lumbar sympathetic block
;
prone position
;
sympathetic blocking
;
xerostomia
;
botulism
;
complex regional pain syndrome
;
convalescence
;
dysarthria
;
lumbar vertebra
;
nerve block
;
pathophysiology
;
procedures