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Insertion Distance of Thoracic Epidural Catheters in the Context of Thoracotomy Procedures.
This study is designed to compare thoracic epidural catheter insertion distances, in order to determine which is the best for pain relief following a thoracotomy. HYPOTHESIS : 1. The quality of epidural analgesia upon coughing one hour following the end of surgery will not be inferior if the catheter is inserted 7 cm in the epidural space, versus 3 and 5 cm. 2. The quality of epidural analgesia upon coughing at 24 hour will not be inferior if the catheter is inserted 3 cm in the epidural space, versus 5 and 7 cm.
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