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A Clinic's Experiences For The Postoperative Patient Controlled Analgesia
Agri, 10/30/09
Atim A et al. – In this study, the authors discussed PCA protocols in their clinic, usage distribution for operations mainly and how a pain team works. And the authors aimed to exhibit needs for PCA assesment, patient profile for deciding and preferring PCA, safety and efficiency of the postoperative PCA treatment.
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