NIH: Pocket-sized imaging device improves accuracy of epidural placement

August 16, 2022

Accuro Epidural Guidance Device Demonstrated Superior for Spinal Anesthesia Administration Compared to Palpation and Conventional Ultrasound in a Parturient with Extreme Obesity

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NIH: Pocket-sized imaging device improves accuracy of epidural placement

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