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												Perioperative Pain Management Performed by Interdisciplinary Health Team for a Patient with Opioid Addiction History: A Case Report 
												Author(s): Yuxiang Ren, Wenjuan Sun*, Shuang Wang, Canfeng Li, Li Yang, Zhihui Lang and Tao Luo            
						
												
				 Objective: Pain is the most significant problem for postoperative patients in clinical practice, and it greatly affects the
  physical and mental health of patients and the process of postoperative rehabilitation. Patients with opioid addiction
  history are not only more sensitive to pain but also may be more likely to become re-addicted, making postoperative
  acute pain management more challenging. Methods: This article introduces the perioperative multidisciplinary pain
  management of an American patient with opioid addiction history. Before the surgery, the pharmacist, anesthesiologist,
  surgeon, nurse, and physical therapist together established a perioperative pain management plan for this patient.
  This plan is based on multimodal analgesia, the WHO analgesic ladder, treatment with low-dose strong opioids,
  on-time administration, a.. Read More»
				  
											  
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