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Adding Dexamethasone to Lidocaine in Scalp Incision Infiltration for Craniotomy
This study aimed to test the hypothesis that pre-emptive scalp infiltration with a steroid (dexamethasone) plus a local anesthetic (xylocaine) could achieve superior postoperative analgesic effects to a local anesthetic (xylocaine) plus epinephrine in adult patients undergoing a craniotomy.
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