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T. CUCURULO, E. SERVIEN

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is based on multimodal analgesia which

concerns both the anaesthetist and the surgeon

[11, 12]. However intraarticular anesthetic

injections and continuous femoral nerve blocks

with catheter are currently not recommanded in

pain management.

With specific pathways involving the

surgeon, the anesthesiologist, the nurse and

the physiotherapist, the day case ACL

reconstruction can be safely proposed in

specific ambulatory services with a high level

of satisfaction for the patient [8, 13].

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