2010
DOI: 10.1097/aln.0b013e3181d31ff8
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Abstract: PPP is related to both patient and surgical factors. Patients with a high preoperative AAS score and high pain response to a standardized heat stimulus may preferably be treated using an operative technique with lowest risk for nerve damage.

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“…This trend was the same when looking only at mild or only at moderate/severe pain [7]. A prospective study in 464 patients undergoing endoscopic or open hernia repair revealed factors such as preoperative Activity Assessment Scale (AAS) score [54], open surgery and 30-day postoperative pain intensity as being risk factors for chronic pain [55]. The randomised study by Singh et al [56] showed that preoperative pain, younger age, open surgery and 7-day postoperative pain were independent risk factors for chronic pain.…”
Section: Causes and Risk Factors Of Chronic Painmentioning
confidence: 90%
“…This trend was the same when looking only at mild or only at moderate/severe pain [7]. A prospective study in 464 patients undergoing endoscopic or open hernia repair revealed factors such as preoperative Activity Assessment Scale (AAS) score [54], open surgery and 30-day postoperative pain intensity as being risk factors for chronic pain [55]. The randomised study by Singh et al [56] showed that preoperative pain, younger age, open surgery and 7-day postoperative pain were independent risk factors for chronic pain.…”
Section: Causes and Risk Factors Of Chronic Painmentioning
confidence: 90%
“…The mean hospital stay was 1-3 days (2.1±0.8) in group A and 2-6 days (3.7±1.5) in group B. In the other hand, the mean time to return work was 8.2±1.15 (7-10) days in group A while in group B was 11.2±2.3 (7)(8)(9)(10)(11)(12)(13)(14)(15) . Therefore, the mean time off from work in group A was 10.3±1.95 days and in group B was 14.9±3.8 (P <0.05).…”
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confidence: 97%
“…The results with detailed assessment of neurophysiological function in the surgical area, characteristics and intensity H. Kehlet (&) Section for Surgical Pathophysiology, Rigshospitalet Copenhagen University, Copenhagen, Denmark e-mail: henrik.kehlet@rh.dk and social consequences [5] of the persistent pain showed, as with most of the other studies [1], that there was about 50% less risk of persistent pain after the laparoscopic repair, and with a lower intensity. The detailed neurophysiological assessments showed, for the Wrst time, less sign of nerve damage with the laparoscopic mesh repair with glue Wxation [7]. However, probably the most important Wnding of this study was that the pre-operative function of the nociceptive system, i.e.…”
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“…Furthermore, although chronic post-herniorrhaphy pain has been considered mostly to be of neuropathic origin [6], the documentation for neuropathic versus chronic inXammatory pain has been extremely scarce [6]. However, recently, a large two-centre prospective study has been published among 442 patients, with, for the Wrst time, a detailed description of all pre-, intra-and post-operative risk factors for the development of persistent post-herniotomy pain [7]. In this study, two high-volume centres were chosen (one in Copenhagen and one in Stuttgart), each performing either a well-established Lichtenstein repair or a laparoscopic transabdominal pre-peritoneal (TAPP) repair.…”
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confidence: 99%