OBSTETRIC ANESTHESIA Targeting G-protein coupled receptors in the spinal dorsal horn for prevention of shoulder tip pain with cesarean section; a myth or a fact

A. Haggag, W. Kamel, Walid.Y, Mohamed Kamel

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TL;DRActivation of G protein linked receptor by adding fentanyl to the local anesthetic for spinal anesthesia decrease the incidence of shoulder tip pain; however, the difference is statistically insignificant. (Semantic Scholar)

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