Intra-articular XXXX following arthroscopic surgery of the shoulder.

@entity1 @entity1337 @entity1342 @entity1341 @entity282
Shoulder surgery is very often followed by severe @entity282 . Loco-regional anaesthesia has greatly contributed as a solution of this problem. Nevertheless most of surgery is still performed under general anaesthesia. In this case many different methods have been proposed in order to mitigate @entity282 . Intra-articular administration of local anaesthetics after shoulder surgery is not yet in routinely clinical practice. In this study efficacy of intra-articular administration of @entity1342 versus @entity1341 has been evaluated. Analysis of results showed both drugs to share the same effectiveness within four hours postoperatively. In subsequent period (6-24 hours) @entity1342 demonstrated to provide a statistically significant better @entity282 relief. Furthermore @entity1342 group @entity1 needed postoperative analgesics to a lesser extent than @entity1341 group. The long-losting satisfactory level of @entity1337 , particularly with @entity1342 , could recommend the use of intra-articular @entity1337 even for day-hospital or one-day surgery procedures.
