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Effectiveness of Per-Operative Bupivicaine in Reducing Postoperative Pain at Port Site and Improving Mobility in Knee Arthoscopic Procedures
The investigator's aim is to evaluate the effectiveness of per-operative bupivacaine infiltration at arthroscopic port sites in reducing post-operative pain compared to placebo in patients undergoing knee arthroscopic procedures.
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