Research Article: Nalbuphine May Be Superior to Sufentanil in Relieving Postcesarean Uterine Contraction Pain in Multiparas: A Retrospective Cohort Study
Introduction:
In developed countries and east Asia, an estimated –% of childbirths are performed by cesarean section (CS), and the CS rate continues to increase worldwide. , CS is associated with moderate to severe postoperative pain, and poorly controlled pain contributes to increased adverse effects, including postpartum depression, poor newborn care, and prolonged hospital stay. , Postcesarean patients suffered from nociceptive pains in forms of somatic pain and visceral pain, which is dissimilar to most postoperative pains.…
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