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Does a Multimodal no-Compression Suture Technique of the Intercostal Space Reduce Chronic Post-Thoracotomy Pain? A Prospective Randomized Study
In Brief
A clinical study evaluating intercostal muscle flap and pericostal no-compression suture and Standard suture technique of the intercostal space for Chronic Postoperative Pain. Completed, enrolled 380 participants.
Detailed Summary
Chronic post-thoracotomy pain is a significant adverse outcome of thoracic surgery. transcollation technology evaluated with a prospective randomized trial the effect of a multimodal no-compression suture technique of the intercostal space on postoperative pain occurrence in patients undergoing mini-thoracotomy. Patients undergoing a muscle-sparing lateral mini-thoracotomy for different thoracic diseases were randomly divided into two groups:one group received intercostal muscle flap harvesting and pericostal no-compression "edge" suture (IMF group), and the second group received a standard suture technique associated with an intrapleural intercostal nerve block (IINB group). The aim of the study was to demonstrate that the multimodal no-compression suture technique is a rapid and feasible procedure reducing early and chronic post-thoracotomy pain intensity.
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intercostal muscle flap and pericostal no-compression suture of the intercostal space
Standard suture technique of the intercostal space associated with an intrapleural intercostal nerve block