Relationship between epidural catheter migration beneath the skin and subcutaneous fat thickness assessed using postoperative CT imaging: a retrospective cross-sectional study

Keyphrases

• Computational Imaging 100%
• Epidural Catheter 100%
• Intraoperative CT 100%
• Retrospective Longitudinal Study 100%
• Catheter Migration 100%
• Subcutaneous Fat Thickness 100%
• Fat Thickness 66%
• Confidence Interval 50%
• Regression Coefficient 50%
• Needle Depth 50%
• Catheter Size 50%
• Needle Tip 33%
• Epidural Space 33%
• Migration Distance 33%
• Anesthesiologist 33%
• Skin Surface 33%
• Catheter 16%
• General Anesthesia 16%
• Regression Analysis 16%
• Postoperative Day 16%
• Abdominal CT 16%
• Catheter Insertion 16%
• Subcutaneous Fat 16%
• Thoracic CT 16%
• Epidural Anesthesia 16%
• Paramedian Approach 16%
• Fat Migration 16%
• Left Lateral Decubitus Position 16%
• Distance Regression 16%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Cross Sectional Study 100%
• Subcutaneous Fat 100%
• Catheter Migration 100%
• Epidural Space 40%
• Anesthesiologist 40%
• Skin Surface 40%
• General Anesthesia 20%
• Epidural Anesthesia 20%
• Decubitus 20%