New nerve block aims to ease pain after hernia repair
NCT ID NCT07264699
Summary
This study is testing whether a targeted nerve block, given during surgery, can reduce pain and help people recover faster after a common type of hernia repair. It will involve 100 adults having a specific, minimally invasive hernia operation. Half will receive the nerve block, and half will not, to compare their pain levels and recovery times.
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University Clinical Hospital in Olsztyn, Department of General and Oncological Surgery
RECRUITINGOlsztyn, Warmisko-mazurskie, 10-041, Poland
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