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. 2025 Jun 3;75(5):844647. doi: 10.1016/j.bjane.2025.844647

Table 3.

Comparison of analgesic consumption, patient satisfaction, and QoR scores between groups.

TPVB (n = 35) SPSIPB (n = 35) p-value
PCA Tramadol Consumption, mg, median (Q1 ‒ Q3)
 0 ‒ 1 hour 20 (10 ‒ 30) 20 (10 ‒ 30) 0.695b
 1 ‒ 12 hours 60 (30 ‒ 80) 40 (20 ‒ 65) 0.262b
 12 ‒ 24 hours 120 (95 ‒ 155) 100 (60 ‒ 125) 0.065b
 Total 200 (135 ‒ 260) 150 (110 ‒ 230) 0.183b
Request for Additional Analgesia, n (%) 0.788a
 No 26 (%74.29) 25 (%71.43)
 Yes 9 (%25.71) 10 (%28.57)
Additional Morphine, mg, median (Q1 ‒ Q3) 0 (0 ‒ 1.5) 0 (0 ‒ 1.5) 0.890b
Total Tramadol Consumption, mg, median (Q1Q3)
 0 ‒ 6 hours 50 (20 ‒ 60) 50 (30 ‒ 80) 0.307b
 0 ‒ 24 hours 220 (135 ‒ 260) 150 (110 ‒ 230) 0.129b
PONV score, max, n (%) 0.743a
 1 34 (97.14%) 32 (91.43%)
 2 0 2 (5.71%)
 3 1 (2.86%) 1 (2.86%)
Patient Satisfaction, median (Q1 ‒ Q3) 8 (7 ‒ 10) 9 (7 ‒ 10) 0.789b
Preoperative QoR-15 score 137 (130 ‒ 141) 136 (132 ‒ 142) 0.878b
Postoperative QoR-15 score 133 (126 ‒ 137.5) 132 (129 ‒ 138) 0.814b

Categorical variables are expressed as either a frequency (n) or percentage (%), while continuous variables are expressed as * the mean ± Standard Deviation (SD) or b the median (Q1; 25 Percentile ‒ Q3; 75 Percentile). Pearson's Chi-Square test or Fisher's exact test were used to compare categorical variables, while the student t-test or the Mann-Whitney U test were used to compare continuous variables. p-values that are statistically significant are in bold. TPVB, Thoracic Paravertebral Block; SPSIPB, Serratus Posterior Superior Intercostal Plane Block; QoR-15, Quality of Recovery-15.