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. 2020 Nov 25;2020(11):CD001159. doi: 10.1002/14651858.CD001159.pub3

Murgue 2006.

Study characteristics
Methods Parallel RCT
Informed consents obtained
Site: Feurs, France
Data collection: 1 January 2003 to 1 January 2004
Funding: no information
Registration: no information
Participants 45 participants with hip fracture
Excluded: inability to rate their pain (evaluated with a Mini Mental score), contraindication to nitrous oxide, regional anaesthesia, allergy to study drugs, severe respiratory disease, thoracic trauma, renal dysfunction, pre‐fracture opioid treatment
Type of fracture: neck femoral fracture
Anaesthetic technique for surgery: no information
Surgical technique: no information
Mean age: 86 years (range 70 to 96)
Percentage female: 82%
Length of follow‐up: AD skin traction placement before surgery
Interventions Intervention: femoral nerve block (N = 16)
Comparator: no nerve block (N = 29); IV morphine (N = 14), or IV paracetamol and ketoprofen (N = 15)
We retained only the IV morphine group as the comparator
Outcomes Relevant to this review.
  1. Pain.


Not relevant to this review.
  1. Maximal angle during passive elevation of fractured limb to elicit pain.

Notes Conflict of interest: no information
DOI: n/a
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Sources obtained for risk of bias assessment.
  1. Journal article with results of the trial.