Well isn’t that interesting?
Started by epidural man
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Anyone want to organize a short squeeze on Pacira??
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I thought this is old news. I remember talking with my colleagues about this a couple years ago.
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Blade: "I've done approximately 70,000 blocks with exparel and I have gotten 72+ hours of total pain relief on 99%+ on them here are 4 different copy paste articles to back up my views"
3 billion market cap for a drug that didn’t seem to work as well as they say.
But I guess one could say the same about SSRIs and Lipitor
But I guess one could say the same about SSRIs and Lipitor
You don't think statins work?
They work, just not very well. NNT to prevent 1 adverse cardiovascular even is somewhere between 50 and 300 over the course of several years depending on what study you read. I’m not saying people at risk shouldn’t take them. Just suggesting they don’t work nearly as well as advertised.
Quwation about the endpoint there. Why just several years? We know that dyslipidemia contributee slow but long term cardiovascular risk
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I never thought it was superior.
My n=1 (me) I got about 80 hrs out of my exparel block with my last shoulder surgery. But I hated not being able to do anything about the phrenic involvement that came along with it. At least with a catheter (first shoulder surgery) I could turn down the pump a little.
Depends on how superiority is valued i guess.
I don't think it's been marketed in Europe. I would like to try it in PNB.
And that was just a busy weekend.
Damn. And here I was hoping I wouldn't have to screw around with perineural catheters anymore after residency.
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You won’t.
