Clinical Study
Pain Control after Total Knee Arthroplasty: Comparing Intra-Articular Local Anesthetic Injection with Femoral Nerve Block
Table 4
Summary of previous studies on IALA.
| Authors, years | Drugs and doses for IA injection (total volume) | Pain intensity | Opioid consumption |
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Badner et al., 1996 [15] | 2 groups (30 mL) Saline () 0.5% () | No difference in the first 24 h | ↓ in the first 24 h | Mauerhan et al., 1997 [18] | 4 groups (30 mL) Saline () 5 mg morphine () 50 mg bupivacaine () 5 mg morphine + 50 mg bupivacaine () | ↓ in the first 4 h | No difference in the first 24 h | Ritter et al., 1999 [22] | 4 groups (10 mL) Saline () 0.25% bupivacaine () 10 mg morphine () 10 mg morphine + 0.25% bupivacaine () | No difference in the first 24 h | No difference in the first 24 h | Tanaka et al., 2001 [17] | 2 groups for OA knee (30 mL) 5 mg morphine + 0.25% () () | ↓ in the first 24 h | ↓ in the first 48 h | Browne et al., 2004 [14] | 2 groups (20 mL) Saline () 0.5% () | Insignificant ↓ in the first 24 h () | No difference in the first 24 h | Rosen et al., 2010 [16] | 2 groups (100 mL) Saline () 0.2% ropivacaine () | No difference in the first 24 h | No difference in the first 24 h |
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epinephrine 1 : 200,000.
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