Regional Anesthesia and Pain Management: Mastering Clinical Art for Optimal Patient Satisfaction
A special issue of Journal of Clinical Medicine (ISSN 2077-0383). This special issue belongs to the section "Anesthesiology".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 30 December 2025 | Viewed by 57
Special Issue Editor
Interests: regional anesthesia; pain management; ultrasound-guided nerve blocks; fascial plane blocks; postoperative analgesia; chronic pain interventions; patient satisfaction; multimodal analgesia; opioid-sparing strategies; non-opioid analgesics
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Regional anesthesia has firmly established itself as an integral element of modern pain management strategies, demonstrating considerable clinical efficacy through enhanced patient comfort, significant reductions in opioid reliance, and notable improvements in postoperative outcomes and recovery processes. Despite these advancements, ongoing clinical and technical challenges persist, particularly regarding the optimization of procedural techniques, the accuracy of ultrasound-guided interventions, the long-term efficacy of regional anesthetics, and the assessment and management of associated complications.
This Special Issue, entitled "Regional Anesthesia and Pain Management: Mastering Clinical Art for Optimal Patient Satisfaction", is designed to gather high-quality original research articles and detailed systematic reviews that directly address these pivotal concerns. We particularly encourage submissions exploring advanced ultrasound-guided nerve blocks, innovative fascial plane techniques, postoperative and chronic pain management interventions, comprehensive multimodal analgesia protocols, strategies for opioid minimization, and emerging applications of non-opioid analgesics.
By integrating current evidence-based practices, presenting pioneering methodologies, and highlighting evolving clinical paradigms, this Issue aims to enrich clinical knowledge, facilitate informed professional discussion, and inspire continuous improvement in patient-centered pain management outcomes.
We warmly welcome your expert contributions to this critically important field.
Dr. Min Suk Chae
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- regional anesthesia
- pain management
- ultrasound-guided nerve blocks
- fascial plane blocks
- multimodal analgesia
- postoperative analgesia
- chronic pain management
- opioid-sparing strategies
- non-opioid analgesics
- patient satisfaction
- anesthesia techniques
- perioperative care
- pain interventions
- nerve block techniques
- clinical outcomes
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