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SYSTEMIC LIDOCAINE IMPROVES PAIN CONTROL AFTER SURGERY BY ATTENUATING THE SYSTEMIC INFLAMMATORY RESPONSE TO SURGERY

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New approach aims to cut opioid use after major teen back surgery

Symptom relief Terminated

This study tested whether giving an intravenous (IV) lidocaine drip during and after spinal fusion surgery could help teens with scoliosis use fewer opioid painkillers and recover better. Researchers compared lidocaine to a placebo (saltwater) in a small group of teens aged 12-18…

Matched conditions: SYSTEMIC LIDOCAINE IMPROVES PAIN CONTROL AFTER SURGERY BY ATTENUATING THE SYSTEMIC INFLAMMATORY RESPONSE TO SURGERY

Phase: PHASE4 • Sponsor: Washington University School of Medicine • Aim: Symptom relief

Last updated Apr 02, 2026 05:56 UTC

SYSTEMIC LIDOCAINE IMPROVES PAIN CONTROL AFTER SURGERY BY ATTENUATING THE SYSTEMIC INFLAMMATORY RESPONSE TO SURGERY

Get alerted when new SYSTEMIC LIDOCAINE IMPROVES PAIN CONTROL AFTER SURGERY BY ATTENUATING THE SYSTEMIC INFLAMMATORY RESPONSE TO SURGERY trials appear

New approach aims to cut opioid use after major teen back surgery