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Abstract Anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction (ACLR) has been increasingly employed in recent times to restore knee stability and optimize function and has been demonstrated as a safe, effective, and cost-saving procedure. However, patients often report moderate to severe postoperative pain requiring narcotic analgesia for pain control, especially within 24 to 48hours after surgery. Adequate analgesia with motor preservation has become the goal after knee arthroscopies to enable shorter hospital stay, early treatment of postoperative pain, including systemic (opioid and non opioid) and regional (i.e., neuroaxial and peripheral) analgesic techniques. |