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About
Vision Statement
Board of Directors
Committees
Advocacy Committee
Communications Committee
Education Committee
Finance & Membership Committee
Research Committee
Special Interests Groups (SIGs)
Interdisciplinary Chronic Pain Treatment (ICPT) SIG
Special Interest Group: Creating and Maintaining Pediatric Acute Pain Services
SPA-SPPM Integrative Medicine SIG
SPA-SPPM Ultrasound Regional Anesthesia and Point-of-Care Ultrasound SIG (Ult-RA POCUS SIG)
SPPM Bylaws
SPPM Education and Research Fund – Donate
FAQs
Contact
Meetings
Upcoming Meetings
Past Meetings
Other Meetings
Exhibitor Information
Education
Questions of the Month
SPPM Visual Pearls
Poll of the Month Archives
Featured Lectures
Case Reports
Books for Clinicians
Membership
Member Benefits
Membership Classifications
Renew Your Dues
Join Now
Resources
SPPM Young Investigator Research Award
SPPM Innovative Research Award
Latest News
Newsletters
Publications
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Patients & Families
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Books for Patients and Families
Mobile Apps
FAQs
Trainees
Pediatric Chronic Pain Fellowship Programs
Pediatric Acute Pain/Regional Anesthesia Fellowship Programs
Question of the Month – February 2024
When discussing patients with Ehlers Danlos Syndrome (EDS), which of the following statements is FALSE?
A. EDS patients have decreased efficacy to local anesthetic medications when local infiltration is performed
B. Many patients with EDS also have concurrent chronic pain
C. The response of larger peripheral nerve bundles to local anesthetic medications is similar to the response following local infiltration analgesia
D. EDS is a hereditary disease that results in impaired connective tissue integrity
Correct!
Wrong!
Question of the Month - February 2024
