Key result
Multimodal analgesia, combining regional techniques with systemic non-opioid and opioid agents, is recommended to effectively manage postoperative pain and reduce opioid reliance after musculoskeletal surgery.
Why the study?
Cost-effective care amidst rapidly rising medical costs necessitates implementing a standardised multimodal analgesia plan to aid patient care after musculoskeletal surgery.
Implementing a standardized multimodal analgesia plan is essential for effective, opioid-sparing postoperative pain management in musculoskeletal surgery.
Supports multimodal analgesia protocols after musculoskeletal surgery; leaves open the need for randomized trials to confirm benefits.
Cost-effective care amidst the rapidly rising cost of medical services necessitates the implementation of a standardised multimodal plan to aid patient care. This review aims to address the physiology and pharmacological management of postoperative following musculoskeletal surgery.
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T. Dippenaar (2023) conducted a review in Postoperative pain after musculoskeletal surgery. Multimodal analgesia was evaluated. Multimodal analgesia, combining regional techniques with systemic non-opioid and opioid agents, is recommended to effectively manage postoperative pain and reduce opioid reliance after musculoskeletal surgery.
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