Dexamethason für die postoperative Schmerztherapie in der Bandscheibenchirurgie

Zusammenfassung

Bandscheibenoperationen gehören in Deutschland zu den häufigen Operationen und eine effektive perioperative Schmerztherapie ist entscheidend für die rasche Genesung der Patient*innen. In diesem Beitrag präsentieren wir die aktuelle Studienlage zum Einfluss einer perioperativen Dexamethason-Gabe auf den postoperativen Opioidbedarf sowie das Schmerzempfinden nach Bandscheibenoperationen.

Abstract

Intervertebral disc operations are already among the most common and their frequency is increasing. The pain associated with these operations is one of the most common postoperative discomforts, has a significant impact on psychosocial aspects, and should therefore be treated effectively. Therefore, we present the importance of dexamethasone for multimodal pain management after intervertebral disc surgery.

Schlüsselwörter

Dexamethason - Reduktion des Opioidbedarfs - Schmerztherapie - Bandscheibenchirurgie

Key words

dexamethasone - opioid sparing - pain management - lumbar disc surgery

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