Garteiz-Martínez DE

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ABSTRACT

Introduction: postoperative shoulder pain is a common problem, frequently underestimated, for which diverse control methods have been described. This review describes the published evidence about the efficacy and use of some of these therapeutic options. Review: methods such as intraperitoneal anesthetic instillation, pulmonary recruitment maneuver, subdiaphragmatic saline instillation and active aspiration of residual gas, among other techniques for the prevention of postoperative shoulder pain are described. Conclusion: with so many available options to reduce the incidence and intensity of postoperative shoulder pain after laparoscopy, surgeons should adopt some of them in their daily practice and establish as a goal, that no patients present this problem.

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