• Peter L Houweling, Marja L Molag, Rianne L M van Boekel, Serge J C Verbrugge, Ingrid M M van Haelst, and Markus W Hollmann.
• *Namens de werkgroep Postoperatieve pijn, waarvan de samenstelling aan het eind van dit artikel vermeld wordt.
• Ned Tijdschr Geneeskd. 2013 Jan 1;157(49):A7005.

AbstractOn the initiative of the Dutch Association of Anaesthesiologists, a multidisciplinary workgroup has revised the 2003 practice guideline on 'Postoperative pain treatment' for adults and children. The main reason for revision was the availability of new drugs and new methods of administration. The most important deviations from the previous edition are the following. The organisation of care has been amended according to the current themes of the Safety Management System in the Netherlands, and a prediction model for postoperative pain was added. The drugs oxycodone, S-ketamine, pregabalin, gabapentin and metamizole were added, as well as new methods of administration and techniques for preventing postoperative pain. This revised guideline is more conservative than the previous one in the choice of epidural analgesia. In patients with relative contraindications for epidural analgesia, peripheral and locoregional blocks or multimodal pain treatment are advised. In the case of postoperative nausea and vomiting, administration of dexamethasone, droperidol and 5-HT3-antagonists is recommended, preferably in combination. Non-medicinal treatment options are not recommended.

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