2022
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-2276317/v1
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Behavioral outcome measures in preclinical rodent models for postoperative pain: A protocol for a systematic review and quantitative meta-analysis

Abstract: Background Understanding the (patho-) physiology of pain after surgery is incomplete; this hampers the effective treatment and leads to long-term consequences, including complications, chronification of pain, and potential drug misuse. Evidence-based research is essential to discover novel therapeutic options. Rodent models for postoperative pain have been developed to widen the knowledge about mechanisms and improve translation. These models cause evoked and non-evoked pain-related behaviors with specific du… Show more

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