J Korean Pain Soc.  1990 Dec;3(2):172-176.

Intrathecal Neurolytic Blocks for Treatment of Cancer Pain

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  • 1Department of Anesthesiology, Yonsei University College of Medicine, Korea.

Abstract

In Incheon Severance Hospital, a secondary delivery hospital, anesthesiologists have treated cancer pain in the operation room when referred from other department. Intrathecal neurolytic block is a valuable means of producing high quality pain relief in any hospital. It is simple to carry out, requires brief hospitalization, can be used in elderly or severely ill patients, can be repeated with the block wears off and its duration is sufficient for the terminal cancer patients. We reviewed the clinical charateristics of the intrathecal alcohol and phenol-glycerine used in two cases of cancer with pain.

Keyword

Intrathecal block; Alcohol; Phenol-glycerine; Cancer pain

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Hospitalization
Humans
Incheon
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