New back injection helps hip surgery patients walk sooner
NCT ID NCT06621849
Summary
This study compared two methods of pain control for patients having total hip replacement surgery. Researchers tested whether a specific back injection (ESPB) helps patients walk sooner after surgery compared to a small dose of morphine in the spine. The study involved 70 adults to see which method provided better pain relief and faster recovery.
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Faculty of Medicine- Cairo University
Cairo, 11956, Egypt
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