Consensus Summary on the Clinical Application of Patient-Controlled Analgesia for Pain Management in China
Year: 2024
Type: article
Abstract: Patient-Controlled Analgesia (PCA) has been shown to alleviate neurological damage and inflammatory stress response, and reduce acute pain. The implementation of PCA requires specialized PCA pumps, which have undergone continual development and improvement over the past 30 years. With the rapid advancement of computer-network-intelligent technologies in clinical medicine, China has research and development an intelligent 8Analgesic pumps system, named Artificial Intelligence PCA (Ai-PCA). This system significantly enhances the precision, reliability, and safety of PCA pain management. However, challenges remain due to the significant individual differences in pain perception, the variety of analgesic drug administration schemes, and the less than satisfactory treatment satisfaction. Experts in anesthesiology and pain medicine have been invited to compile the “Consensus summary on the clinical application of patient-controlled analgesia for pain management in China;” to provide guidance for clinical physician.
Authors: SZ She, WF Yu, YG Huang, SL Yao, BW Yu, CH Miao, TZ Li, WD Mi, J Liu, T Zhu, XM Deng, JJ Yang, QJ Chu, CM Liu, WQ Huang, MH Cao, ZQ Hei, B Zheng, Y Luo, W Ouyang, F Su, L Shen, Z Hua, MJ Xu, JM Ye, XC Zheng, XL Wang, XB Xu, JQ Zhang, JF Zhang, SB Chen, HH Shu, XH Chen, ZP Wang, SS Wang, J Xiao, H Qiao, ZH Liu, H Li, Y Feng, HB Wang, Y Zhang, Y Wang, YB Qin, PB Xu
Language: English
Subfield: Anesthesiology and Pain Medicine
Field: Medicine
Domain: Health Sciences
Open Access status: diamond
OpenAlex ID: W4405989651
