We found that 10 out of 15 patients were able to be discharged on postoperative day zero, with the remaining 5 in the INB group being able to be discharged on postoperative day one.
Historically, the NEST procedure has been associated with a significant amount of pain, and this pain leads to increased hospital lengths of stay, which increase hospital costs.
APSA - Is same day discharge possible following the Nuss repair for pectus excavatum - R. Luke Rettig
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quotePectus excavatum affects 1 in about 400 patients.↗
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epidemiologicalPectus excavatum affects 1 in about 400 patients↗
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quotePectus excavatum affects 1 in about 400 patients.↗
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epidemiologicalPectus excavatum affects 1 in about 400 patients↗
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epidemiologicalPectus excavatum has a male predominance at about a 4:1 ratio↗
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epidemiologicalPectus excavatum has a male predominance at about a 4:1 ratio↗
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guidelineThe Nuss procedure is the gold standard for pectus excavatum fixation↗
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guidelineThe Nuss procedure is the gold standard for pectus excavatum fixation↗
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quoteHistorically, the NEST procedure has been associated with a significant amount of pain, and this pain leads to increased hospital lengths of stay, which increase hospital costs.↗
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clinicalHistorically, the Nuss procedure has been associated with a significant amount of pain, leading to increased hospital lengths of stay and costs↗
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quoteHistorically, the NEST procedure has been associated with a significant amount of pain, and this pain leads to increased hospital lengths of stay, which increase hospital costs.↗
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clinicalHistorically, the Nuss procedure has been associated with a significant amount of pain, leading to increased hospital lengths of stay and costs↗
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clinicalIntercostal nerve cryoablation has helped patients with pain and decreased length of stay↗
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clinicalIntercostal nerve cryoablation has helped patients with pain and decreased length of stay↗
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clinicalIntercostal nerve cryoablation was performed at sites T3 through T7 on both sides of the chest↗
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clinicalIntercostal nerve cryoablation was performed at sites T3 through T7 on both sides of the chest↗
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clinicalPatients have been in pain for about 24 hours after intercostal nerve cryoablation because it sometimes takes that long for the full effects to kick in↗
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clinicalPatients have been in pain for about 24 hours after intercostal nerve cryoablation because it sometimes takes that long for the full effects to kick in↗
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clinicalBupivacaine was used proximal to the site of intercostal nerve cryoablation for perioperative pain control↗
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clinicalBupivacaine was used proximal to the site of intercostal nerve cryoablation for perioperative pain control↗
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clinical10 out of 15 patients in the intervention group (INB) were discharged on postoperative day zero, with the remaining 5 discharged on postoperative day one↗
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quoteWe found that 10 out of 15 patients were able to be discharged on postoperative day zero, with the remaining 5 in the INB group being able to be discharged on postoperative day one.↗
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clinical10 out of 15 patients in the intervention group (INB) were discharged on postoperative day zero, with the remaining 5 discharged on postoperative day one↗
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quoteWe found that 10 out of 15 patients were able to be discharged on postoperative day zero, with the remaining 5 in the INB group being able to be discharged on postoperative day one.↗
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clinicalNone of the patients in the control group (INC) were discharged prior to postoperative day 2↗
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clinicalNone of the patients in the control group (INC) were discharged prior to postoperative day 2↗
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clinicalLength of stay was decreased in the intervention group at 12 hours compared to 58 hours in the control group↗
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clinicalLength of stay was decreased in the intervention group at 12 hours compared to 58 hours in the control group↗
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clinicalCost was statistically significantly less in the intervention group compared to the control group↗
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clinicalCost was statistically significantly less in the intervention group compared to the control group↗
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clinicalOpioid use was statistically significantly less in the intervention group than the control group↗
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clinicalOpioid use was statistically significantly less in the intervention group than the control group↗
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clinical10 patients in the intervention group never used opioids after discharge, while the remaining 5 used them sparingly↗
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clinical10 patients in the intervention group never used opioids after discharge, while the remaining 5 used them sparingly↗
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clinicalThere was no difference between groups in complications including Foley catheter removal/replacement, pneumothorax requiring chest tube, infections (surgical site and UTI), and returns to urgent care↗
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clinicalThere was no difference between groups in complications including Foley catheter removal/replacement, pneumothorax requiring chest tube, infections (surgical site and UTI), and returns to urgent care↗
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clinicalZero patients in the intervention group returned to the emergency department, whereas 4 in the control group returned to the ED↗
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clinicalZero patients in the intervention group returned to the emergency department, whereas 4 in the control group returned to the ED↗
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quoteThe same day discharge is possible in Ped Ecoban and patients.↗
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quoteThe same day discharge is possible in Ped Ecoban and patients.↗
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clinicalLong-term neuropathy rate following cryoablation is very low in the presenter's patient population↗
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clinicalLong-term neuropathy rate following cryoablation is very low in the presenter's patient population↗
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clinicalBefore cryoablation, with thoracic epidurals, pectus patients would stay 7-9 days in the hospital↗
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clinicalBefore cryoablation, with thoracic epidurals, pectus patients would stay 7-9 days in the hospital↗
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clinicalWith introduction of intercostal nerve cryoablation, pectus patients were staying in the hospital for 3 days↗
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clinicalWith introduction of intercostal nerve cryoablation, pectus patients were staying in the hospital for 3 days↗
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quoteI think the benefits 100% outweigh whatever potential long-term effects that we actually haven't seen.↗
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quoteI think the benefits 100% outweigh whatever potential long-term effects that we actually haven't seen.↗
