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Pros and Cons of Regional Anesthesia for Knee Surg ...
Pros and Cons of Regional Anesthesia for Knee Surgery
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In this video, Jennifer Beck discusses the pros and cons of using regional anesthesia for knee surgery. She emphasizes the importance of managing perioperative pain and reducing the use of opioids in light of the opioid crisis. Beck explains that the use of regional anesthesia has increased over the years, citing studies that highlight its benefits, such as improved patient satisfaction, decreased pain, and potential shorter hospital stays. However, she also discusses the complications associated with regional anesthesia, including local spread of medication, hematoma formation, persistent neuropathy, falls, and quad weakness. Beck concludes by advocating for shared decision-making with patients when considering regional anesthesia.
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Jennifer Beck, MD
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Jennifer Beck
pros and cons
regional anesthesia
perioperative pain management
opioid crisis
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