Oxycodone
FDA approves new dose for abuse-deterrent oxycodone
Use of oxycodone with fluoxetine or paroxetine increases risk for opioid overdose
Opioid-associated hearing loss rare, but should be considered when prescribing
Default EMR settings improve opioid prescribing practices
Opioid workgroup guidelines address treatment of dermatologic postop pain
Despite intervention, most women still prescribed opioids after cesarean delivery
Despite the implementation of protocols to reduce opioid prescriptions during hospitalizations, approximately 90% of women who underwent cesarean delivery and did not use opioids in the hospital were discharged with an opioid prescription, according to findings from two related studies presented at Anesthesiology 2019.
Reduced narcotic consumption seen with percutaneous foot and ankle surgery
CHICAGO — At the American Orthopaedic Foot and Ankle Society Annual Meeting, a presenter said there was significant decrease and cessation in narcotic consumption seen after percutaneous foot and ankle surgery with a multimodal program of analgesia compared with published reports of consumption after open procedures.