2007
DOI: 10.1016/j.arth.2006.12.027
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Controlling Pain After Total Hip And Knee Arthroplasty Using a Multimodal Protocol With Local Periarticular Injections: A Prospective, Randomized Study

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“…Currently, our practice has evolved to using a multimodal protocol which emphasizes local, periarticular injections, while minimizing the use of parenteral narcotics (Table 1) [22,23]. Patients who undergo joint replacement often have unrealistic preoperative expectations of recovery, including those for pain and function, which may lead to high levels of dissatisfaction [10,20].…”
Section: Our Experience With Multimodal Pain Protocolsmentioning
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“…Currently, our practice has evolved to using a multimodal protocol which emphasizes local, periarticular injections, while minimizing the use of parenteral narcotics (Table 1) [22,23]. Patients who undergo joint replacement often have unrealistic preoperative expectations of recovery, including those for pain and function, which may lead to high levels of dissatisfaction [10,20].…”
Section: Our Experience With Multimodal Pain Protocolsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The steroid prevents local inflammation, and morphine stimulates all three opiate receptors (l, ð, and k) in the joint with less adverse systemic effects [18,19,22,23,33,34]. Epinephrine prolongs the action of local agents by decreasing absorption by vasoconstriction via its a-adrenergic effect.…”
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“…However, the authors concluded that due to fewer systemic side effects the use of cFNB was superior [59]. Parvataneni et al [44] in a prospective randomized study compared local periarticular injections with PCA on THA patients. They had 35 patients in the study group and 36 patients in the control group.…”
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