| Affas 2011 |
Comparison of two regional techniques with no control group; insufficient
follow‐up |
| Allen 1998a |
Insufficient follow‐up (2 days) |
| Allen 1998b |
Insufficient follow‐up (24 hours) |
| Andersen 2008 |
Insufficient follow‐up (48 hours) |
| Andersen 2013 |
Comparison of two regional techniques |
| Baranović 2011 |
Insufficient follow‐up (24 hours) |
| Biboulet 2004 |
Insufficient follow‐up (24 hours) |
| Borghi 2002 |
Insufficient follow‐up (24 hours) |
| Bozkurt 2009 |
Insufficient follow‐up (72 hours) |
| Capdevila 1999 |
The study included participants who underwent both total knee replacement
and knee ligament reconstruction. Despite several requests, we could not
obtain the original data to use only the results of the participants having
undergone a TKR |
| Chan 2013 |
Abstract only. Results could not be obtained from the authors |
| Chelly 2001 |
Insufficient follow‐up (5 days) |
| Chloropoulou 2013 |
Insufficient follow‐up (24 hours) |
| Cucereanu Badica 2010 |
Abstract only. Insufficient follow‐up (48 hours) |
| Divella 2012 |
Insufficient follow‐up (3 days) |
| Hoffmann‐Klefer 2008 |
Insufficient follow‐up (48 hours) |
| Ilfeld 2009 |
All participants received regional analgesia for the first 24 hours, and
were then administered placebo or local anaesthetic depending on their group
assignment. Thus, there was no real comparison of regional analgesia vs.
non‐regional analgesia. |
| Ilfeld 2011 |
All participants received regional analgesia for the first 24 hours, and
were then administered placebo or local anaesthetic depending on their group
assignment. Thus, there was no real comparison of regional analgesia vs.
non‐regional analgesia. |
| Kampe 2001 |
Insufficient follow‐up (32 hours) |
| Lang 1999 |
Letter to the editor commenting on Allen
1998b
|
| Lee 2012 |
Insufficient follow‐up (48 hours) |
| Looseley 2013 |
Insufficient follow‐up (6 weeks). Abstract only |
| Marino 2009 |
Insufficient follow‐up (48 hours) |
| McCarthy 2011 |
Abstract only, not published as article. Follow‐up of 48 hours, therefore
data was not sought out. |
| Mejia‐Terrazas 2007 |
Insufficient follow‐up (48 hours) |
| Mistraletti 2006 |
Comparison of two regional techniques; insufficient follow‐up |
| Nigam 2011 |
Not a regional analgesia technique |
| Ning 2009 |
Unable to obtain article; however, from abstract, comparison of 2 regional
techniques and insufficient follow‐up (24 hours) |
| Perrier 2010 |
Insufficient follow‐up (48 hours); participants undergoing surgery for hip
fracture rather than elective joint replacement |
| Reinhardt 2014 |
Comparison of intra‐articular infusion of local anaesthetic vs. epidural
plus femoral nerve block. Insufficient follow‐up (24 hours) |
| Singelyn 1999 |
Non‐randomized; 48‐hour follow‐up |
| Singelyn 2005 |
Insufficient follow‐up (48 hours) |
| Sites 2004 |
Insufficient follow‐up (24 hours) |
| Souron 2003 |
Insufficient follow‐up (48 hours) |
| Taicher 2010 |
Abstract only; retrospective review |
| Tang 2010 |
Insufficient follow‐up (48 hours) |
| Tang 2010b |
Insufficient follow‐up (48 hours) |
| Wang 2002 |
Insufficient follow‐up (until discharge) |
| Williams 2013 |
Intra‐articular infusion of local anaesthetic at a low rate (2 mL/h),
insufficient to affect postoperative pain scores or morphine use |
| Wylde 2015 |
For patients in the total knee replacement group, the comparison was
between two regional techniques. Range‐of‐motion data was collected but not
published. For patients in the total hip replacement group, only pain and
quality‐of‐life data were collected. |