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Post-operative pain control in arthroscopic rotator cuff repairs: a prospective, double-blinded, randomized controlled trial comparing interscalene catheters and single-shot blocks.

JSES Int · 2026 · PMC13054069 · PMID 41953418

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13 , 14 , 35 Although the observed difference in satisfaction between groups did not reach statistical significance, the trend toward higher satisfaction in the SSB group—despite comparable analgesic outcomes—warrants consideration.

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Rotator cuff pathology is common, with a 200-400% reported increase in the number of arthroscopic rotator cuff repairs (RCRs) being performed and an increasing trend toward the procedure being performed as a short stay or outpatient basis. 39 Shoulder surgery has long been associated with post-operative pain, especially in the early stages of recovery. 31 , 34 Effective post-operative pain relief following arthroscopic RCR is important for ensuring optimal reco

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