[Perioperative @entity158 therapy in trauma XXXX ].

@entity1 @entity1337 @entity158
@entity1337 is one of the physician's genuine challenges. @entity158 makes the @entity1 suffering and leads to unfavourable somatic effects as well, which may have negative outcome effects. Sufficient perioperative @entity1337 depends on well defined organizational conditions. General responsibility, indication, choice and dosage of drugs should be defined in advance to enable a prompt and sufficient reaction in normal cases. Systemic @entity1337 is simply to perform and the cornerstone of perioperative @entity1337 . Non-opioid analgesics are indicated in minor and limited @entity158 . If necessary, opioids are added. Opioids are very powerful analgesics and-in principle-sufficient to meet all clinical challenges. Special syringe pumps allow a @entity1 controlled @entity1337 (PCA) under fixed conditions. Regional anaesthesia via catheter is powerful as well and avoids systemic opioid side effects. In these cases as well, a continuous or @entity1 controlled @entity1337 is possible.
