Key result
Regional analgesia techniques for breast cancer surgery will be evaluated for differences in analgesic efficacy and safety in a planned Cochrane Review network meta-analysis.
Why the study?
It was unclear whether analgesic efficacy and safety differ according to the regional analgesia technique used in women undergoing breast cancer surgery.
Does the choice of regional analgesia technique affect analgesic efficacy and safety in women undergoing breast cancer surgery?
Does the choice of regional analgesia technique affect analgesic efficacy and safety in women undergoing breast cancer surgery?
This is a protocol for a network meta-analysis evaluating regional analgesia techniques in breast cancer surgery.
Objectives: This is a protocol for a Cochrane Review (intervention). The objectives are as follows:. To assess whether the analgesic efficacy and safety differ according to the regional analgesia technique used in women undergoing breast cancer surgery.
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Heesen et al. (2022) studied this question. Regional analgesia techniques for breast cancer surgery will be evaluated for differences in analgesic efficacy and safety in a planned Cochrane Review network meta-analysis.
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