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Pectoral placement of tissue expanders affects inpatient opioid use
Halley Darrach
, Franca S. Kraenzlin
, Nima Khavanin
, Waverley He
, Erica Lee
,
Justin M. Sacks
Department of Surgery
Division of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
Siteman Cancer Center
Institute of Clinical and Translational Sciences (ICTS)
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Keyphrases
Opioid Use
100%
Tissue Expander
100%
Pectoral
100%
Subpectoral
100%
Prepectoral
85%
Oral Morphine Equivalents
42%
Opioids
28%
Opioid Prescription
28%
Expander
28%
Opioid Usage
28%
Non-associated
14%
Postoperative Pain
14%
Psychiatric Conditions
14%
Medical Records
14%
Length of Stay
14%
Retrospective Review
14%
Acetaminophen
14%
Patient Safety
14%
Patient Satisfaction
14%
Chi-square
14%
Exclusion Criteria
14%
Nave
14%
Breast Reconstruction
14%
Gabapentin
14%
Opioid Epidemic
14%
Narcotics
14%
Pain Medication
14%
Tissue Expansion
14%
Discharge Prescription
14%
Celecoxib
14%
Surgical Details
14%
Prescription Practices
14%
January 2017
14%
Prepectoral Breast Reconstruction
14%
Breast Animation Deformity
14%
Cyclobenzaprine
14%
Unilaterality
14%
Use Practices
14%
Bilateral Procedure
14%
Prolonged Admission
14%
Osmotic Tissue Expanders
14%
Medicine and Dentistry
Morphine
100%
Oral
100%
Breast Reconstruction
66%
Postoperative Pain
33%
Paracetamol
33%
Medical Record
33%
Outpatient
33%
Patient Satisfaction
33%
Student T Test
33%
Celecoxib
33%
Gabapentin
33%
Mental Disorder
33%
Tissue Expansion
33%
Cyclobenzaprine
33%