[Procedure specific pain management in relation to

Ugeskrift for laeger · Mar 2013

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[Procedure specific pain management in relation to laparoscopic colonic surgery].

The optimal pain management in relation to laparoscopic colonic surgery remains unclarified. This article presents studies concerning the analgesic effects of paracetamol, NSAIDs, opioids, spinal and epidural blockade, transversus abdominis plane-block, infiltration and intraperitoneal local analgesics, intravenous lidocaine, gabapentinoids and corticosteroids after laparoscopic colonic resection. Moreover, side effects of the analgesics are presented and individually discussed in relation to the specific procedure. We present recommendations for pain management in relation to laparoscopic colonic resection.

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- Lars Peter Holst Andersen, Mads U Werner, Jacob Rosenberg, and Ismail Gögenur.
- Afdeling D, Gastroenheden, Herlev Hospital, Herlev Ringvej 75, 2730 Herlev, Denmark. lphandersen@gmail.com
- Ugeskr. Laeg. 2013 Mar 11;175(11):721-5.
AbstractThe optimal pain management in relation to laparoscopic colonic surgery remains unclarified. This article presents studies concerning the analgesic effects of paracetamol, NSAIDs, opioids, spinal and epidural blockade, transversus abdominis plane-block, infiltration and intraperitoneal local analgesics, intravenous lidocaine, gabapentinoids and corticosteroids after laparoscopic colonic resection. Moreover, side effects of the analgesics are presented and individually discussed in relation to the specific procedure. We present recommendations for pain management in relation to laparoscopic colonic resection.

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