… are peritoneal stretching and diaphragmatic irritation by high intra-abdominal pressure …
pain after laparoscopic cholecystectomy at low pressure (7-8 mm of Hg) and standard pressure …

… In addition to the demonstrated complexity of pain assessment, pain management by opioid
… Opioids depress ventilation and cause an increase in the partial pressure of arterial carbon …

… to assess for any evidence of increased intracranial pressure before administering analgesics
(Table 32.1). 3 In the setting of increased intracranial pressure, particularly when there is a …

… We conclude that, because pain management is the subject of … unreasonable failure to treat
pain is viewed worldwide as poor … pressure on countries to fulfill the basic pain management …

… on pain management and their impact on the management of pain in the operative period. …
as temperature, pulse, respiratory rate, blood pressure, and other important clinical data. …

… Systolic arterial pressure … pain management led to sufficient analgesia, but they were not
accompanied by an adequate reduction in endocrine stress response. Thus, postoperative pain …

… for the management of postoperative pain are effective in reducing the incidence of pain both
at rest and during movement and should form part of any acute pain management strategy. …

… Post-operative pain management … and severity of shoulder pain following LC performed at
low-pressure pneumoperitoneum are significantly less compared to that in standard-pressure …

… preoperative pressure pain sensitivity testing is predictive of postoperative surgical pain. …
pressure pain and postoperative surgical pain, including looking for an association between …

… procedures, it is suggested that all the patients undergoing spine procedures have continuous
blood pressure, heart rate and pulse oximetry monitoring. An IV line should be inserted for …