Perioperative analgesia

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Dedicated pain services in many hospitals have improved postoperative pain management and increased the safety and efficacy of analgesia. Modern techniques follow concepts of pre-emptive analgesia (providing analgesia throughout the perioperative period to prevent long-term consequences), multimodal analgesia (balanced combination of analgesics with different modes of action) and perioperative rehabilitation. Newer drugs such as parecoxib, tramadol and enantiomer-specific local anaesthetics have increased the options for perioperative analgesia.

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Schug, S. A., & Dodd, P. (2004). Perioperative analgesia. Australian Prescriber. National Prescribing Service. https://doi.org/10.18773/austprescr.2004.122

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