preoperative optimisation - columbia asia hospital workshop
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Pain Management in Pancreatic Cancer
• Why pain? Inflammatory changes (NGF, CGRP) Ductal and parenchymal hypertension Changes in local neuroanatomy Destruction of nerve fibres Earlier and greater pain - Ca of Pancreatic head than tail
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Modalities to Manage pain
Medical Management.Exocrine enzyme supplementation, antioxidantsDrainage
Surgical ManagementWhipple’s , others
Use of Medications.Acetaminophen, NSAIDS,Opioids
Interventional.Neurolysis , Nerve block
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Equipment
• 22G needle , 13 cms long• LA agents-1%xylocaine, 0.5% Bupivacaine +/- Methyl
prednisolone 80 mg• Neurolytic Solution: Alcohol 50:50 or 6% acqueous
Phenol.
• Guidance: USG or CT or Fluroscopy• POSITION: Depending upon technique used.
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Splanchnic Nerves and Coeliac Plexus
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Coeliac Plexus Block
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Important Considerations
• ?Blind/Fluroscopy /CT / USG• Indications and Contraindications• Patient Preparation. Consent, Coagulation Status, Hydration.
• Complications Orthostatic hypotension
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Classical Approach
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Where to put in a needle?
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Anterior Approach to Celiac Plexus
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USG and CT Guidance
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Newer modalities
• Endoscopic/laparoscopic USG aided CPB.• Videoscopic thoracoscopy for surgical
splanchiectomy.
• Resistant/Failed Cases• Intrathecal pump to deliver Opioids+/- LA• Spinal Cord Stimulator.
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