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Potential influence of different peri-operative analgesic regimens on tumour biology and outcome after oncologic surgery
The management of peri-operative pain is one of the pillars of anaesthesia and is of particular importance in patients undergoing surgery for solid malignant tumours. Amongst several options, the most commonly employed analgesic regimens involve opioids, NSAIDs and regional anaesthesia techniques wi
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