This review evaluates analgesic efficacy in children using regional anaesthesia, suggesting safe practices and low complication rates.
Regional anaesthesia is a safe and effective analgesic modality in children, including in trauma patients and as part of ERAS protocols, with good evidence for use of additives and low rates of complications, including LAST.
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