ALR périphérique en orthopédie: évaluation multicentrique des pratiques et impact sur l'activité de la SSPI

One half of patients reports persistent pain three months after orthopaedic surgery

“…Regional anaesthesia techniques were included in this multimodal approach [15]. In the PACU and the wards, intravenous or oral morphine was used as rescue analgesia for breakthrough pain.…”

Continuous Infusion Versus Single Bolus Popliteal Block Following Major Ankle and Hindfoot Surgery: A Prospective, Randomized Trial

“…Regional anes thesia, especially peripheral nerve blockade, is becoming increasingly popular. 7 The concept is to provide safe and effective analgesia in the perioperative period. This may reduce the need for general anesthesia and lessen the patient's postoperative analgesic requirements, specifically as an opioid sparing strategy.…”

Anesthetic management of a high-risk patient with complex medical conditions: A case report of multimodal analgesia and regional nerve blocks in urgent transfemoral amputation

“…The urgent nature of the operation was predicated upon a highly progressive invasive bacterial infection, suggestive of global foot gangrene. The emergent nature precluded any preoperative preparation [12]. While general anesthesia is typically the most suitable anesthetic technique [13], it was deemed unfeasible in this case due to facial deformity, restricted inter-incisor distance (50 mm), limited neck mobility, and secondary restrictive ventilatory disorders stemming from thoracic and thoracolumbar spinal anomalies.…”