Pre-Surgery pain pill could cut need for stronger drugs
NCT ID NCT07320781
Summary
This study tested whether giving a pain medication called tapentadol before breast cancer surgery could reduce the amount of strong painkillers (like morphine) needed during and after the operation. It involved 70 patients undergoing breast-conserving surgery. Half received the study drug before surgery, and half received a placebo, to compare their pain medication needs.
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SKMCH & RC Lahore
Lahore, Punjab Province, 042, Pakistan
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