论文信息 - Making the case for a procedure-specific definition of chronic postoperative opioid use

Making the case for a procedure-specific definition of chronic postoperative opioid use

Opioids remain an integral part of pain management in the acute setting, and new chronic opioid use is a known consequence of surgery.[1][1] While intrinsically linked to chronic pain, chronic opioid use is a distinct phenomenon. The American Society for Enhanced Recovery and Perioperative Quality

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