Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews 2008
DOI: 10.1002/14651858.cd007439
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As required versus fixed schedule analgesic administration schedules for treating postoperative pain in children and adults

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“…schedules during the initial 48-hour postoperative phase in order to maintain a steady blood level of the analgesic and keep the patient pain free. 19 Consequently, pre-emptive use of analgesics in treatment of acute pain has gained importance in the postoperative setting and the incidence and determinants of patient adherence to these fixed-dose schedules need to be investigated. Identification of those patients at risk for analgesic non-adherence after day surgery may provide new insights for patient counselling, assistance with coping, and selection of future patients that might benefit from a planned overnight stay with the aim of prevention of the development of prolonged severe pain.…”
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“…schedules during the initial 48-hour postoperative phase in order to maintain a steady blood level of the analgesic and keep the patient pain free. 19 Consequently, pre-emptive use of analgesics in treatment of acute pain has gained importance in the postoperative setting and the incidence and determinants of patient adherence to these fixed-dose schedules need to be investigated. Identification of those patients at risk for analgesic non-adherence after day surgery may provide new insights for patient counselling, assistance with coping, and selection of future patients that might benefit from a planned overnight stay with the aim of prevention of the development of prolonged severe pain.…”
Section: Accepted Articlementioning
confidence: 99%