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Suzetrigine vs. Standard Care Pain Relief Following Outpatient Knee Replacement Surgery
The purpose of this research is to see if a person having an outpatient total knee replacement will have a difference in their pain and the amount of pain medication (opioids) used after discharge if they are given suzetrigine (a non-opioid pain medicine, also known as Journavx®) in addition to the standard pain medicines usually prescribed. Participants will complete a daily pain and medication diary and survey for up to 14 days post-operatively and on day 30.
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