Doctors probe Long-Term nerve safety of common surgery painkiller in kids
NCT ID NCT07474909
Summary
This study aims to find the safest way to give a pain medication called dexamethasone to children having hand or forearm surgery. Researchers will compare giving the drug directly near the nerves (perineural) versus into a vein (intravenous) to see if one method causes any long-term nerve damage. They will follow 150 children for a full year after surgery, checking their nerve function and pain levels.
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