Community hospital implementation of the IPACK block reduces opioid use and length of stay after total knee arthroplasty

Researchers have found that the IPACK block in conjunction with the ACB significantly reduces postoperative opioid use [1,2], lowers visual analog and numeric rating scale pain scores [1,3,4], and decreases hospital length of stay (LOS) [2,5]. [...]research into the standardization of an optimal pre...

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Published in:Journal of clinical anesthesia 2020-10, Vol.65, p.109857-109857, Article 109857
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Adductor canal block
Bone surgery
Hospitals
IPACK block
Joint replacement surgery
Joint surgery
Narcotics
Opioid use
Postoperative analgesia
Regional anesthesia
Total knee arthroplasty
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