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Extrapleural Intercostal Catheter vs. Thoracic Epidural for Thoracotomy Pain
We will compare thoracic epidural anesthesia which is presently used for management of pain after thoracotomy to an intra-operatively placed extrapleural intercostal catheter. The study wil be double blinded and prospective.
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