Back surgery pain study tests blocks vs. local numbing
NCT ID NCT06199999
Summary
This study compared two methods for managing pain after spinal fusion surgery. It tested whether a specific nerve block given before surgery or a large dose of local numbing medicine given at the end worked better than standard care alone. Researchers measured patients' pain levels, need for opioid painkillers, and signs of post-surgery confusion to see which method improved recovery.
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University of Iowa Health Care Medical Center
Iowa City, Iowa, 52242, United States
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