(WIB) – Black patients recovering from major surgery are less likely to receive multimodal analgesia ... Experts noted that this approach has been particularly effective after complex surgeries, such ...

14 in Nature Communications. Simone Radavelli-Bagatini, Ph.D., from Edith Cowan University in Joondalup, Australia, and ...

Comparation of the outcome measures with different surgical methods in patients with type II and III CSP In the experimental group, 41 patients with CSP underwent successful implantation of an ...

Racial disparities in heart health: Black patients were at a greater risk of dying in the hospital after undergoing coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG) surgery. Black patients are more likely ...

"We found Black patients who have coronary artery bypass surgery experience higher rates of severe postoperative complications, including death and cardiac arrest," said study lead author Dr.

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After Black patients undergo a surgery, they are much more likely than their White peers to receive only an opioid for post-op pain relief, rather than a more nuanced combo of analgesics ...

Multimodal' pain management -- an opioid plus another form of analgesia -- is recommended after surgery Black patients are nearly a third less likely to get multimodal analgesia, however, and more ...

While recovering from major surgery, Black patients may be less likely ... particularly after complex surgeries such as lung or abdominal cancer surgery and hernia repair. Multimodal analgesia ...

“They can also ask the same questions of their practitioners after surgery.” Black female patient and doctor – Depositphotos The new study included data on thoracic or abdominal surgical ...