New study tests better pain relief for C-Section moms
NCT ID NCT07170267
Summary
This study compares two different approaches to managing pain after cesarean section surgery. Researchers will test whether a targeted nerve block injection or a medication added to spinal anesthesia provides better and longer-lasting pain relief. The trial involves 50 women undergoing planned C-sections to see which method reduces pain scores and the need for additional pain medication like morphine.
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Tanta University
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