Edward R. Mariano

Phrenic nerve considerations in continuous brachial plexus blocks for shoulder surgery: a reply

Michelle Chong, Edward R. Mariano

We thank Mistry and Nair [1] for their thoughtful comments on our systematic review and meta-analysis [2]. As a pairwise systematic review and meta-analysis, our conclusions were necessarily constrained by the interventions compared and the outcomes measured and reported consistently in the …

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Real‐time ultrasound‐guided thoracic epidural catheter insertion in routine clinical practice: every journey begins with a single step

Olegs Gutnikovs, Agnese Ozoliņa, Zheng Jie Lim, Jean-Louis Horn et autres

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Trends in peripheral nerve block utilisation in total knee arthroplasty: insights from Epic Cosmos

Richard Kim, Edward R. Mariano, Daniel Geßner

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Balancing machine learning with human application: the importance of interpretability and context

Edidiong Akpabio, Seshadri C. Mudumbai, Jinlei Li, Edward R. Mariano

We read with interest the study by Chew et al , who applied an innovative machine learning (ML) pipeline to a dataset of 17 200 patients who underwent total knee arthroplasty (TKA) at a single center.[1][1] These investigators identified two distinct postoperative …

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Effects of single‐injection vs. continuous brachial plexus blocks for shoulder surgeries on patient‐reported outcomes: a systematic review and meta‐analysis with trial sequential analysis of randomised controlled trials

Michelle Chong, Andrew Xu, James Ballantyne, Alwin Chuan et autres

INTRODUCTION: Single-injection and continuous brachial plexus block techniques are used widely for postoperative analgesia in patients undergoing shoulder surgery. Although patient-reported outcomes are described in individual studies, their effects have not been synthesised comprehensively using a patient-centred framework. We sought to compare …

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Combining blocks versus interscalene brachial plexus block: a real advantage or just comparing apples to apples?

Amritpal S Randhawa, Michelle Chong, Edward R. Mariano

We read with interest the study by Bravo et al comparing interscalene brachial plexus block (ISB) with combined infraclavicular brachial plexus block (ICB) and anterior suprascapular nerve block (SSNB) for shoulder arthroscopy.[1][1] We commend the authors for their work, but wish to …

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The role of emerging technology in expanding regional anesthesia education and patient access

Kelly E. Foster, Hyo-Jung Hong, Nikhil Kapur, Edward R. Mariano

PURPOSE OF REVIEW: The purpose of this article is to identify promising technologies that can enhance core regional anesthesia training, competence, and global implementation, which will lead to both expansion in patient access and improvements in perioperative outcomes. RECENT FINDINGS: Artificial intelligence …

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Reply to Edward, R. Comment on “Fernandez Martin et al. Analgesia for Upper Abdominal Surgery, a Scoping Review of the Current Fascial Plane Block Techniques. J. Clin. Med. 2025, 14, 8632”

M.T. Fernández Martín, Edward R. Mariano, Luis Fernando Valdés-Vilches, S. López Álvarez et autres

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Study Design and Statistical Methods for Health Equity Research in Perioperative Medicine

Juliet E. Rowe, Jiabin Liu, Seshadri C. Mudumbai, Edward R. Mariano et autres

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Onboarding and retaining advanced practice providers in pain management: a call for practice management recommendations

Oluwatobi O. Hunter, Heather J Jackson, Kimberlee Bayless, Jennifer Grimmer et autres

Pain management is a complex field that offers a wide breadth of services and often features multidisciplinary teams. In the United States, advanced practice providers (APPs), such as certified nurse anesthetists, clinical nurse specialists, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants, are master’s- or …

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Keeping our nerve: what large datasets can (and might) reveal about peri‐operative nerve injury

Yin Y. Lim, Edward R. Mariano, Kelly E. Foster, Alan Macfarlane

Support for the concept of implementing ‘a few blocks for the many’ is perhaps building [1] in both the UK and the USA where the proportion of peripheral nerve blocks being performed annually is increasing [2, 3]. Absolute numbers of peripheral nerve …

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No simple answer: Choosing regional analgesia for hip fracture pain

Saumith L. Menon, Dario Bugada, Edward R. Mariano

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