Research Article
Practice of Pain Management by Indian Healthcare Practitioners: Results of a Paper Based Questionnaire Survey
Table 4
Choice of analgesics for pain management by orthopedicians.
| Mild pain | Moderate pain | Severe pain |
| Paracetamol | 64.39% | Nonspecific NSAIDs | 46.97% | Cox-2 selective NSAIDs | 61.36% | Nonspecific NSAIDs | 88.64% | NSAIDs + paracetamol | 68.94% | Strong opioids injectable followed by oral NSAID | 46.21% | Topical NSAID | 58.33% | Tramadol + paracetamol | 80.30% | Strong opioids injectable followed by NSAID + paracetamol | 55.30% | Muscle relaxant | 71.21% | Paracetamol + diclofenac | 47.73% | Strong opioids injectable followed by oral mild opioid + paracetamol | 50.76% | Pain modulators | 63.64% | Pain modulators | 49.24% | Strong opioids injectable followed by oral mild opioid + diclofenac | 46.21% | ā | ā | Topical NSAID | 46.97% | Pain modulators | 34.09% | Muscle relaxant | 54.55% | Intra-articular steroids | 56.06% |
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