Effective pain management after total knee replacement (TKR) is crucial, especially for immunocompromised patients like those with rheumatoid arthritis, as it promotes quicker rehabilitation and patient satisfaction.* !
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A study involving 64 patients compared a special periarticular analgesic injection (Group A) with standard ropivacaine (Group B) during bilateral TKR, measuring pain levels and knee function at various intervals post-surgery.* !
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Results showed that patients receiving the analgesic cocktail had lower pain scores and required fewer rescue medications during the early recovery period, indicating better pain control and functional recovery compared to those who received only ropivacaine.* !