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Effect of Preoperative Information About Pain on Postoperative Pain Experience and Patient Satisfaction
Patients are randomized into 2 groups. The intervention group which receives preoperative counseling about pain and a control group which does not receive this counseling. The patients are followed up looking at pain scores and pain experience and satisfaction with pain management for 2 days post operative.
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