Is new technique targeting the C5 nerve root proximal to the traditional interscalene sonoanatomical approach analgesic for outpatient arthroscopic shoulder surgery?
A new technique for ultrasound-guided blockade at the level of the C5 nerve root proximal to the level of the traditional interscalene block is efficacious for shoulder post-operative pain control.
These results implicate the COOH domain as the portion of the TSP-1 molecule primarily responsible for VSMC chemotaxis. This experiment suggests that future strategies in the prevention of VSMC migration, an initial step in the development of vascular lesions, may involve selective inhibition of the COOH domain of TSP-1.