… In this study, we assessed the efficacy of wound infiltration combined with intraarticular
regional analgesia with epidural infusion on analgesic requirements and postoperative pain after …

… Patients randomized to epidural analgesia got epidural infusion with fentanyl 2 µg ml −1 ,
epinephrine 1 µg ml −1 , bupivacaine 1 mg ml −1 started as soon as the spinal …

… Epidural infusion using catheters placed on the subarachnoid space and the peripheral nerves
are widely used for patients with acute or chronic pain… the benefits of epidural infusion are …

… [6] Epidural infusion techniques using catheters placed over the subarachnoid space or
the peripheral nerves are in widespread current use for patients with acute and chronic …

… scores comparable to those obtained with epidural analgesia. … of epidural and wound
infiltration analgesic techniques. … Continuous epidural infusion was associated with lower pain …

… infiltration analgesia … infiltrated 20 mL of ropivacaine 0.2% followed by an infusion of 0.2%
ropivacaine at 10 mL/h into the wound. The pain scores were better with ropivacaine infusion. …

… Sixty-three patients undergoing THA under spinal anaesthesia were … analgesia with
continuous epidural infusion with ropivacaine (epidural group), intraoperative periarticular infiltration …

… However, some studies have indicated that the benefit of epidural analgesia must be …
infiltration analgesia (LIA) containing various constituents as a modality of postoperative pain …

… a catheter can be inserted for continuous local anesthetic infusion [7, 8]. Single-shot TAP …
infiltration was preferred to Epidural if TAP infiltration was shown to be noninferior on both pain …

… with epidural analgesia, contrasting results were seen. In one study, it was observed that
there was superior pain control with epidural infusion as compared to ON-Q infiltrating catheter …