Comparative analysis of post-operative analgesic requirements in patients undergoing minor oral surgery using buprenorphine with lignocaine versus lignocaine: a clinical study

Background: We aimed to inspect the post -operative analgesic requirement in patient undergoing minor oral surgery using buprenorphine versus lignocaine and alone. Minor surgeries are followed by inflammatory reaction characterized pain, mild swelling discomfort. Opioid analgesics have an advantage over non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) as they do not cause organ damage. Buprenorphine has antinociceptive potency greater than that of morphine. Hence, this study, was added relieving postoperative pain after surgery.Methods: A total 100 patients requiring were included study. The randomized a third party allocated one two study groups. Hence 50 each group selected for during period 24 months. 1 ml hydrochloride injection I.P which contains equivalent 0.3 mg withdrawn into syringe injected 30 vial 2% with adrenaline 1:200000.Results: found be statistically significant at 2-hour, hour 36 hours postoperatively, thereafter difference NRS values between solutions significant. effect solution (buprenorphine) effective postoperatively.Conclusions: Our indicate addition local anesthetic provides efficient post-operative analgesia reduces patient's