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Continuous local anesthetic infusion prolongs analgesia, increases patient satisfaction, and expedites postoperative recovery.
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Continuous infusion of local anesthetics represents a technological innovation that improves postoperative pain management, patient satisfaction, and recovery.
Patients and health care providers alike struggle with alleviating postoperative pain. Patients with unrelieved pain are less likely to cough, breathe deeply, or move easily after surgery, which adversely affects their recovery. Innovations in technology, such as continuous infusion of local anesthetics, have revolutionized postoperative pain management. Technological improvements in needles, catheter insertion techniques, and effortless drug delivery systems are facilitating prolonged analgesia with few adverse effects, increasing patient satisfaction, and expediting postoperative recovery.
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Angela Banks (2007) conducted a review in Postoperative pain. Continuous infusion of local anesthetics was evaluated. Continuous infusion of local anesthetics and technological improvements in drug delivery systems facilitate prolonged analgesia, increase patient satisfaction, and expedite postoperative recovery.
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