病人自控镇痛

S. Schug, G. Palmer, D. Scott, R. Halliwell, J. Trinca
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PCA指的是疼痛缓解的方法,允许患者根据需要自行使用小剂量的止痛剂。大多数情况下,PCA指的是可编程的静脉输注阿片类药物,尽管已经描述了许多其他使用阿片类药物以及其他镇痛剂的输注方法和途径(SC、硬膜外、IT、SL、IN、口服、肺和TD)。除了治疗术后疼痛外,PCA还用于治疗创伤和癌症后的疼痛。
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Patient-Controlled Analgesia
PCA refers to methods of pain relief that allow a patient to self-administer small doses of an analgesic agent as required. Most often, the term PCA refers to programmable infusion pumps that deliver opioid medications IV, although many other methods and routes of delivery using opioids as well as other analgesic agents have been described (SC, epidural, IT, SL, IN, oral, pulmonary, and TD). In addition to treating postoperative pain, PCA is used for pain following trauma and with cancer.
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