Why the study?
The use of peripheral regional anaesthesia is increasing, but evidence supporting its use and impact on outcomes often lacks scientific rigour.
Does peripheral regional anaesthesia improve outcomes compared to systemic analgesia in adult patients undergoing surgery?
Does peripheral regional anaesthesia improve outcomes compared to systemic analgesia in adult patients undergoing surgery?
Peripheral nerve blocks provide effective analgesia for specific surgical indications, though there remains a need for rigorous, multicentre RCTs using standardized patient-centred outcomes.
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Evidence for peripheral regional anaesthesia often lacks rigour; leaves open optimal block selection for specific procedures.
Admiraal et al. (2023) studied this question.
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