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D E C E M B E R 2 0 1 7 • O U T PA T I E N TS U R G E R Y. N E T • 7 7 InfuTronix | Nimbus Pain Pro For regional anes- thesia with continu- ous peripheral nerve blocks, this evolving electronic pain pump is both inex- pensive and cus- tomizable. Essentially, it pro- vides all the options you want and want your patients to have. You control the rate of infusion — whether boluses will be automatic or patient- controlled (or both) — the length of the lockout between boluses and so forth. That versatility is helpful because different practitioners like differ- ent approaches, and different settings are appropriate for different procedures. For example, with interscalene catheters, a low, slow infusion works best. But with TAP blocks, or adductor or femoral blocks, an intermittent bolus might be better because it can provide better spread. No matter what procedure you use it for, at around $250, it's extremely competitively priced, and it comes in both disposable and reusable models. • AROUND THE BLOCK The Nimbus Pain Pro is both versatile and affordable.

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