Comparison of Ultrasound-Guided Erector Spinae Plane Block and Transversus Abdominis Plane Block in Acute Pain Management after Colectomy in Colon Cancer Patients: A Randomized Controlled Clinical Trial

Medicine & Life Sciences

1. Abdominal Muscles 100%
2. Colectomy 93%
3. Acute Pain 79%
4. Pain Management 75%
5. Colonic Neoplasms 73%
6. Pain 55%
7. Randomized Controlled Trials 50%
8. Anesthesiologists 49%
9. Ropivacaine 34%
10. Postoperative Nausea and Vomiting 34%
11. Analgesia 24%
12. Opioid Analgesics 23%
13. Analgesics 22%
14. Fentanyl 21%
15. Sleep 20%
16. Local Anesthetics 20%
17. Postoperative Cognitive Complications 19%
18. Patient Satisfaction 18%
19. Needles 17%
20. Patient-Controlled Analgesia 17%
21. Tramadol 17%
22. Anesthesia 15%
23. Delirium 15%
24. Oxygen 14%
25. Propofol 14%
26. Postoperative Pain 13%
27. Random Allocation 13%
28. Incidence 12%
29. Respiratory Insufficiency 12%
30. Morphine 12%
31. Saline Solution 12%
32. Muscles 12%
33. Sample Size 11%
34. Nausea 11%
35. Arterial Pressure 10%
36. Body Mass Index 9%
37. Light 9%
38. Isotonic Solutions 9%
39. Research Personnel 9%
40. Rocuronium 9%
41. Consent Forms 9%
42. Intravenous Anesthesia 8%
43. Anesthesiology 8%
44. Equipment and Supplies 7%
45. Intratracheal Intubation 7%
46. Injections 7%
47. Syringes 7%
48. Ketamine 7%
49. Liver Failure 7%
50. Abdominal Wall 7%
51. Operating Rooms 6%
52. Ethics 6%
53. Sweden 6%
54. Informed Consent 6%
55. Intubation 6%
56. Postoperative Period 6%
57. Telephone 6%
58. Germany 5%
59. Renal Insufficiency 5%
60. Critical Care 5%
61. Signs and Symptoms 5%
62. Vomiting 5%
63. Dissection 5%
64. Hypersensitivity 5%
65. Electrocardiography 5%
66. Patient Care 5%
67. Length of Stay 5%