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Publications by Thattaparambil Chandran Neetha
Comparison of Analgesic Efficacy of Intravenous Regional Anaesthesia With Lignocaine and Tramadol Versus Lignocaine and Ketorolac-A Randomized Control Trial
Journal of Evidence Based Medicine and Healthcare
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Comparative Evaluation of Efficacy of Plain Lignocaine 0.5%(3mg/ Kg) With Lignocaine 0.5%(3mg/Kg) + Buprenorphine (3μg/Kg) in IV Regional Anaesthesia
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Comparison Between the Analgesic Characters and Hemodynamic Changes of 2% Lignocaine Alone and 2% Lignocaine With Clonidine in Epidural Blockade
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Comparing Lignocaine-Adrenaline-Tetracaine Gel With Lignocaine Infi Ltration for Anesthesia During Repair of Lacerations: A Randomized Trial
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