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    • To review current concepts in multimodal analgesia within Enhanced Recovery After Surgery (ERAS) pathways.
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    • To highlight the benefits of a balanced approach to postsurgical pain control.

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    • Review of current literature and established concepts regarding multimodal analgesia.
    • Analysis of the integration of pain management strategies within the ERAS framework.
    • Discussion of the multidisciplinary team's role, emphasizing nursing responsibilities in ERAS.

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    • Multimodal analgesia is essential for effective postsurgical pain management, reducing opioid dependence.
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    • Successful ERAS implementation relies on consistent execution of protocols by the entire care team.

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    • A balanced, multimodal approach to pain management is crucial for optimal surgical patient care.
    • Enhanced Recovery After Surgery (ERAS) pathways facilitate better pain control, reduced opioid use, and faster recovery.
    • Perioperative nurses are integral to the successful application of ERAS and multimodal analgesia.