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Gabapentin Premedication for ACL Reconstruction: RCT
This double blind randomized control trial will enroll 100 participants ages 12-18 years, undergoing ACL repair. Participants receive gabapentin or placebo preoperatively. Outcome measurements of self-reported pain score using scale of 1 to 10 with 10 being the worse obtained from the EMR and participants interviews with a phone nurse for five days postoperatively to determine severity of pain as well as use of opioids.
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