Moderator: Daniel J. Hoh, MD
69. Immediate Postoperative Narcotic Use is not Associated with Preoperative Opiate Use or Surgery Invasiveness
Portia Steele , ACNP-BC
Resident and Fellow Research Award Winner
70. Implementation of a Standardized Multimodal Analgesia Protocol Reduces Pain Scores, Opioid Consumption, Opioid-Related Adverse Events, and Length of Hospital Stay after Posterior Lumbar Fusion
Corey Walker, MD
71. Liposomal Bupivacaine Reduces Narcotic Consumption in Adult Deformity Surgery
Michael S. Chang, MD
72. The Impact of Surgical Invasiveness and Patient Factors on Long-Term Opioid Use in ASD Surgery
Brian J. Neuman, MD
73. Narcotic Consumption Following Minimally Invasive Lumbar Decompression: A Comparison Between Hospital and Ambulatory-Based Surgery Centers
Eric Lamoutte, BS
74. Opioid Utilization Following Cervical Spine Surgery: Trends and Factors Associated with Long-Term Use
Andrew J. Pugely, MD
75. Opioid Utilization Following Lumbar Arthrodesis: Trends and Factors Associated with Long-Term Use
Piyush Kalakoti, MD
Discussion