181 Results for Pain Management

Which drug is better For post-op pain control? Bupivacaine, at a price of about $2.80 per shot, or the liposomal bupivacaine formulation trade-named Exparel, at about $285 per vial? The answer may surprise you.

A new way to manage post-op pain. The Perioperative Surgical Home model is revolutionizing patient care with preset clinical pathways for specific cases.

Anesthesia Alert: IV Ibuprofen before surgery speeds recovery. Study: It pays to modulate the body's stress response to surgery.

Secrets of our busy pain management center. Here's how we keep patients satisfied and our center humming.

Post-op pain summit. Leading pain management experts predict what analgesic regimens might look like in the not-so-distant future.

The Surgeons' Lounge: Pain control. Should we switch to non-opioid IV pain meds?

Make pain pumps hassle free. At-home pain relief without the headaches.

Multimodal's multiple benefits. There are plenty of ways to reduce opioid use when controlling post-op pain.

Give your pain service a shot of efficiency. 10 tips for treating chronic pain more quickly, safely and profitably.

Study explores Exparel's use in managing abdominal surgery pain. IV analgesic reduces post-bariatric opioids.

You need to manage post-op pain, not eliminate it completely. Stop overusing opioids.

Researchers speculate that incision site pain may influence some surgical patients' temporary post-op memory and learning impairments.

Consider alternatives to opioids, most patients do fine with a combination of analgesics and regional blocks.

Pain management: Ensure the safety and satisfaction of your chronic pain patients with these tips.

FDA Calls for Packaging Changes to Fentanyl Pain Patches - This Just I

Pain Management - Outpatient Surgery Magazine - September, 2013

Spine Injections Weaken Bones, Increase Risk of Fracture - This Just I

4 Pain Management Building Blocks - Outpatient Surgery Magazine - Apri

Adding Pain Management Painlessly - Outpatient Surgery Magazine - Octo

CMS Gives CRNAs Green Light to Perform Pain Management Services - This

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