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an·al·ge·si·a

 (ăn′əl-jē′zē-ə, -zhə)
n.
A deadening or absence of the sense of pain without loss of consciousness.

[Greek analgēsiā : an-, without; see a-1 + algēsiā, pain (from algein, to feel pain, from algos, pain).]

an′al·get′ic (-jĕt′ĭk) adj.
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analgesia

(ˌænəlˈdʒiːzɪə; -sɪə) or

analgia

n
1. (Medicine) inability to feel pain
2. (Medicine) the relief of pain
[C18: via New Latin from Greek: insensibility, from an- + algēsis sense of pain]
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an•al•ge•si•a

(ˌæn lˈdʒi zi ə, -si ə)

n.
absence of sense of pain.
[1700–10; < New Latin < Greek analgēsía painlessness <análgēt(os) without pain (an- an-1 + -algētos, v. adj. of algeîn to suffer, álgos pain)]
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analgesia, analgesy

the absence of pain. — analgesic, analgetic, adj.
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ThesaurusAntonymsRelated WordsSynonymsLegend:
Noun1.analgesia - absence of the sense of pain without loss of consciousnessanalgesia - absence of the sense of pain without loss of consciousness
physical condition, physiological condition, physiological state - the condition or state of the body or bodily functions
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Translations
αναλγησία
analgésie
assenza di dolori

analgesia

[ˌænælˈdʒiːzɪə] Nanalgesia f
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analgesia

nSchmerzlosigkeit f, → Analgesie f (spec)
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analgesia

n analgesia, supresión f de sensación dolorosa en el paciente consciente; patient-controlled — analgesia controlada por el paciente
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EXPAREL allows physicians to deliver long-acting, opioid-free local or regional analgesia using individualized approaches for both small and large procedures.
Being able to offer an alternative technique, other than parenteral opioids, for women who may not wish to or who cannot have regional analgesia, and for women who have delivered and need analgesia for postdelivery repair, conveys significant benefits.
Alternative analgesic applications are needed in labour pain management in Turkey because of high rates of cesarean sections (C/S), potential side effects, and limited accessibility of regional analgesia methods.
Although ESP seems to be a complex regional anesthesia technique for LC and other interventions in combination with LC, regional analgesia techniques can be seen as a technique that can be used to reduce/remove the need for opioid.
Long duration of regional analgesia following epidural use of ropivacaine in various animal species has been reported by several workers (Skarda and Muir, 2001; Amarpal et al.
Full-agonist opioid or regional analgesia are good options, but not nalbuphine and butorphanol, Dr.
The Willow team at Greenwood provides regional analgesia by performing both continuous catheter placement as well as single dose injections.
A full-agonist opioid or regional analgesia is a good option, but not nalbuphine and butorphanol, Dr.
A multi model approach towards pain management is increasingly used and it encompasses regional analgesia with continuous epidural or peripheral nerve block infusions, judicious opioids, acetaminophen, anti-inflammatory agents, anticonvulsants, ketamine, clonidine, mexiletine, antidepressants and anxiolytics as options to treat or modulate pain at various sites of action 10.
There is limited literature on regional analgesia as the sole anaesthetic for cleft lip repair in adults and adolescents.
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