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49th Annual Regional Anesthesiology and Acute Pain Medicine Meeting

March 21-23, 2024 | The Hilton Bayfront San Diego | San Diego, California

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ABORTED TRUNCAL ABDOMINAL WALL NERVE BLOCK DUE TO SUBCUTANEOUS EMPHYSEMA AFTER LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY​

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Medically Challenging Cases

  • The ideal timing of truncal abdominal wall blocks has not been established.

  • Studies reveal conflicting results.

    • A prospective, randomized control trial showed patients who received pre- operative TAP blocks had lower pain scores and received lower doses of IV opioids while in PACU when compared to patients who received a post- operative TAP block5.

    • A retrospective study found a significantly lower need for PCA and opioids on discharge in patients who received a TAP block post-operatively compared to pre-operatively2.

    • Multiple retrospective studies found no difference in outcomes between pre- and post-operative block3,4.

  • This case report describes a complication of performing truncal abdominal wall blocks post-operatively.

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