Highlights the importance of verifying the site of malposition when an epidural catheter is accidentally placed in the subdural space.
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Supports site verification in epidural malposition; leaves open systematic protocols for subdural cases.
A case of accidental subdural catheterisation is presented, and its course is compared with previously reported subdural injections of local anaesthetic agents. The importance of obtaining proof of the site of malposition of an epidural catheter is stressed.
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