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YÖKSİS
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OpenAlex 90.9%
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YÖKSİS
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OpenAlex 90.9%
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OpenAlex 95.6%
Transversus abdominis plane TAP block abdominal field blocks used in the treatment of acute postoperative pain after lower abdominal surgery. TAP block is a procedure in which local anesthetic agents are applied to the anatomic neurofacial space between the internal oblique and transversus abdominis muscle to block an…
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OpenAlex 79.8%
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YÖKSİS
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JCR Q1
OpenAlex 79.8%
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OpenAlex 56.5%
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YÖKSİS
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OpenAlex 56.5%
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OpenAlex 74.8%
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YÖKSİS
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JCR Q3
OpenAlex 74.1%
The syndrome of inappropriate antidiuretic hormone (SIADH) secretion is a common consequence of neurologic and pulmonary infections as well as drug intake and many other clinical situations. This report describes SIADH that developed in an elderly woman with single dermatomal herpes varicella zoster ophthalmicus witho…
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YÖKSİS
SJR Q2
JCR Q3
OpenAlex 74.2%
The syndrome of inappropriate antidiuretic hormone (SIADH) secretion is a common consequence of neurologic and pulmonary infections as well as drug intake and many other clinical situations. This report describes SIADH that developed in an elderly woman with single dermatomal herpes varicella zoster ophthalmicus witho…
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YÖKSİS
SJR Q2
JCR Q4
OpenAlex top 10%
OpenAlex 95.0%
Compartment syndrome can be defined as an increase in pressure in an anatomical compartment in the body resulting in muscle and nerve damage. Acute compartment syndrome mostly develops after crushing traumas and fractures to the extremities and is a condition that requires urgent intervention. Fasciotomy of the affect…
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YÖKSİS
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OpenAlex 98.4%
This narrative review evaluates the efficacy of fascial plane blocks (FPB) as sole anesthetic method for surgery. Particularly in selected high-risk patients, fascial plane blocks may be a more useful and convenient option than general anesthesia or neuraxial anesthesia. In recent years, with the use of ultrasound, ne…
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