%0 Journal Article
%T AB269. SOH26AB_0080. Phantom limb pain and sciatic nerve hydrodissection: a case report
%A O’Dowd, Aidan
%A Duncan, James
%A Harmon, Dominic
%J Mesentery and Peritoneum
%D 2026
%B 2026
%9 
%! AB269. SOH26AB_0080. Phantom limb pain and sciatic nerve hydrodissection: a case report
%K 
%X Phantom limb pain can occur after limb amputation (50–80%). It is a persistent pain after amputation. It is different to stump pain and phantom sensation. Hydrodissection is a minimally invasive technique involving the injection of fluid to separate fascial layers and release entrapped nerves and tendons. Its use in chronic phantom limb pain has not been reported.
%U https://map.amegroups.org/article/view/11234
%V 10
%P 
%@ 2616-2725