Systemic lidocaine to improve postoperative quality of recovery after ambulatory laparoscopic surgery

Keyphrases

• After Surgery 14%
• Ambulatory Surgery 28%
• Analgesic Effect 14%
• Anesthesia 14%
• Bolus 14%
• Clinically Significant 14%
• Confidence Interval 42%
• Discharge Criteria 14%
• Effective Strategies 14%
• Exact Test 14%
• Female Subjects 14%
• Global Quality 14%
• Healthy Women 14%
• Hospital Discharge 57%
• Inverse Association 14%
• Laparoscopic Surgery 100%
• Laparoscopy 14%
• Lidocaine 100%
• Mean Group 14%
• Median Difference 28%
• Milligram Morphine Equivalents 14%
• Opioid Consumption 42%
• Opioid-sparing Effect 14%
• Outpatient Setting 14%
• Pain Score 14%
• Postoperative Analgesia 14%
• Postoperative Opioids 14%
• Postoperative Recovery 100%
• Prospective Randomized Trial 14%
• Quality of Recovery 71%
• Quality of Recovery Score 14%
• Quality of Recovery-40 28%
• Randomized Placebo-controlled Trial 14%
• Recovery-based 14%
• Spearman 14%
• Subject Characteristics 14%
• Surgical Characteristics 14%
• Surgical Procedures 14%
• T-test 14%
• Topical Lidocaine 100%
• Wilcoxon 14%
• μ-opioid Receptor 14%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Ambulatory Surgery 16%
• Analgesic Agent 8%
• Confidence Interval 25%
• Discharge Criterion 8%
• Hospital Discharge 33%
• Infusion 8%
• Laparoscopic Surgery 100%
• Laparoscopy 8%
• Lidocaine 100%
• Morphine 8%
• Opiate 50%
• Outpatient 25%
• Perioperative 8%
• Placebo 8%
• Sodium Chloride 16%
• Student T Test 8%
• Surgical Technique 8%

Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science

• Analgesic Agent 8%
• Controlled Clinical Trial 8%
• Lidocaine 100%
• Morphine 8%
• Opiate 50%
• Placebo 8%
• Sodium Chloride 16%