Why the study?
NSAIDs in multimodal analgesia maximize pain relief and reduce opioid consumption, but carry potential perioperative bleeding risks that complicate management in procedures with high bleeding risk.
Does perioperative NSAID use increase bleeding risks in surgical patients compared to non-NSAID analgesia?
Comparison
Perioperative NSAID use vs avoidance of NSAIDs
Design
Clinical appraisal, multidisciplinary panel discussion, and national pilot survey
Authors
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NSAID bleeding risks require individualized perioperative assessment; leaves open precise risk-benefit quantification in multimodal regimens.
Does perioperative NSAID use increase bleeding risks in surgical patients compared to non-NSAID analgesia?
Perioperative NSAID use should be guided by patient- and procedure-specific factors to minimize bleeding risks while providing effective multimodal pain relief, rather than being universally avoided.
Sheth et al. (2020) studied this question.
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