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Gaspar A et al. – A tendency towards performing NB on pigment free skin, seems to exist. Literature has been the backup for anaesthetists confronted with the above scenario, while personal opinion seems to have been the basis for the remainders. The inexistence of guidelines as well as the controversy regarding the risks involved in performing NB over tattoo, probably explain the diverse actions taken by the anaesthetists.
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