| 31. | Pain relief clinics that focused primarily on nerve blocks were pioneered in the United States in the 1930s.
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| 32. | Chelly likens the nerve blocks to the Novocain dentists use to deaden a small area in the mouth.
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| 33. | The Palm Beach Gardens resident has been through many medical procedures for pain, she said, even nerve blocks.
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| 34. | The concept of nerve block sometimes include " central nerve block ", which includes epidural and spinal anaesthesia.
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| 35. | The local anesthesia techniques can be either a local field block or a regional nerve block of the scalp.
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| 36. | "' Piperocaine "'is a local anesthetic drug developed in the 1920s and used as its hydrochloride infiltration and nerve blocks.
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| 37. | Local anesthetic nerve blocks act on the voltage-gated sodium channels that conduct electrical impulses and mediate fast depolarization along nerves.
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| 38. | In an effort to minimize the discomfort from the biopsies, he also popularized the use of the periprostatic nerve block.
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| 39. | The search for the most effective and least traumatic approach for plexus anesthesia and peripheral nerve blocks continues to this day.
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| 40. | One of its surgical techniques is a nerve block, an injection that block pain in a particular region of the body.
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