Adverse Drug Reactions
Data on adverse drug reactions published by T.R. Deer and colleagues
Published in Medicine and Law Weekly, August 1st, 2008
"This paper aims to examine the current state of knowledge about adverse events associated with interventional pain techniques. This paper reviews the available databases on risk from sources such as closed claim analysis, peer review, and published literature; and also examines risk stratification for pain practitioners, the current state of malpractice insurance, and the procedures that are considered to have elevated risk," scientists in the United States report.
"Substantial neurological sequelae can occur from interventional pain techniques. Considering the growing number of physicians who perform these procedures the actual occurrence of these problems appears to...
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