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studies
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needed
to
determine
the
benefits
of
ultrasound-
for
infraorbital
blocks
in
outpatient
nose
surgery.
guidance
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Authors’
contributions
Boselli
designed
the
study,
acquired
and
analysed the final
Emmanuel
the first draft of
the manuscript and approved
data, wrote
to
be
submitted.
version
Bouvet
helped
design
the
study,
acquired
and
analysed
Lionel
critically
revised
the
first
draft
of
the
manuscript
for
data,
intellectual
content
and
approved
the
final
version
to
important
submitted. Caroline Augris-Mathieu acquired data,
be
revised
the first draft of
and
approved
the
final
version
to
be
submitted.
the manuscript
Begou
acquired
data,
revised
the
first
draft
of
the
Ge´ rard
and
approved acquired approved
the
final
version
to
be
submitted.
manuscript
Rahali
data,
revised
the
first
draft
of
the
Najai
and
the
final
version
to
be
submitted.
manuscript
the study, helped acquire
Delphine Vertu-Ciolino helped design
in part and
revised
the first draft of
the manuscript and
data, wrote approved
the
final
version
to
be
submitted.
Ge´ rard was
responsible
for
randomisation,
revised
the
Ce´ cile
draft
of
the manuscript
and
approved
the
final
version
to
be
first
submitted.
Pivot
helped
design
the
study,
was
responsible
for
Christine
revised
the
first
draft
of
the
manuscript
and
randomisation,
the
final
version
to
be
submitted.
approved
revised
the first draft of
the
Franc ¸ ois Disant helped acquire data,
and
approved
the
final
version
to
be
submitted.
manuscript
Allaouchiche
helped
design
the
study,
acquired
and
Bernard
revised
the first draft of
the manuscript
for
analysed data, critically
intellectual content and approved
the final version
to be
important submitted.
of
interest
Disclosure
authors
declare
that
they
have
no
competing
interest.
The
support :
financial
support
was
obtained
of
financial
Sources
from
departmental
sources.
solely
Acknowledgments
The
authors
wish
to
thank
Dr.
Jean
Pascal,
department
of
and
intensive
care,
university
hospital
of
Saint-
anaesthesiology
Saint-E´ tienne,
France
and Dr. Vale´rie Plattner, direction of
E´ tienne, clinical France,
research
and
innovation,
Hospices
Civils
de
Lyon,
Lyon,
for their useful advice
in the preparation of the study design.
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