Key result
This review evaluates the efficiency and safety of long-term aceclofenac use in patients with rheumatic diseases preparing for joint surgery.
Why the study?
Does long-term aceclofenac use improve efficiency and safety in patients with rheumatic inflammatory joint diseases undergoing joint surgery?
Does long-term aceclofenac use improve efficiency and safety in patients with rheumatic inflammatory joint diseases undergoing joint surgery?
This review evaluates the efficiency and safety of long-term aceclofenac use in the preoperative preparation of patients with rheumatic diseases undergoing joint surgery.
Aceclofenac may be considered for preoperative use in rheumatic patients; leaves open need for randomized safety data.
To identify risk factors for gastrointestinal, cardiovascular, and thrombotic complications, as well as postoperative bleeding, by individually choosing analgesic anti-inflammatory therapy, including that with nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, is the most important task in the preoperative preparation of patients with rheumatic inflammatory joint diseases. The paper reviews studies evaluating the efficiency and safety of long-term aceclofenac use in patients who are to undergo joint surgery.
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Amirdzhanova et al. (2019) conducted a review in Rheumatic inflammatory joint diseases. Aceclofenac was evaluated on Efficiency and safety. This review evaluates the efficiency and safety of long-term aceclofenac use in patients with rheumatic diseases preparing for joint surgery.
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