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Anesthesia and Analgesia in Total Joint Arthroplasty (2021)
  1. Femoral Nerve Block vs Adductor Canal Block in TKA
  2. Block vs. Block - Continuous Femoral Nerve Block or Adductor Canal Block in TKA
  3. Single-Shot Adductor Canal Block vs Peri-Articular Local Anesthetic Infiltration in TKA
  4. Combined Single-Shot Adductor Canal Block and Peri-Articular Local Anesthetic Infiltration
  5. Single-Shot Adductor Block & Peri-Articular Local Anesthetic Infiltration vs. Single-Shot Alone
  6. Intraoperative Periarticular Injection and Postoperative Pain/Opioid Use in TJA
  7. Long Acting Local Anesthetics and Postoperative Pain/Opioid Use
  8. Particular Injections with Liposomal Lupivacaine vs. Ropivacaine or Bupivacaine in TJA
  9. Periarticular Injections of Ketorolac in TKA
  10. Periarticular Injections of Ketorolac in THA
  11. Periarticular Injections of Corticosteroids in TKA
  12. Perioperative Corticosteroids and Postoperative Pain/Opioid Use in THA
  13. Morphine in Periarticular Injection in TJA
  14. Epinephrine in Periarticular Injection in TKA
  15. Epinephrine in Periarticular Injection in THA
  16. Clonidine in Periarticular Injections and THA
 
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