ASRA Acute to Chronic Pain 2015 McCartney

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Colin J.L. McCartney Colin J.L. McCartney MBChB PhD FCARCSI FRCA FRCPC MBChB PhD FCARCSI FRCA FRCPC Professor and Chair of Professor and Chair of Anaesthesia Anaesthesia University of Ottawa University of Ottawa Head of Anaesthesia Head of Anaesthesia The Ottawa Hospital The Ottawa Hospital Scientist, Scientist, Ottawa Hospital Research Ottawa Hospital Research Institute Institute Regional Anesthesia Regional Anesthesia Can Decrease the Can Decrease the Incidence of Chronic Incidence of Chronic Pain after Surgery Pain after Surgery

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Colin J.L. McCartney Colin J.L. McCartney MBChB PhD FCARCSI FRCA FRCPCMBChB PhD FCARCSI FRCA FRCPCProfessor and Chair of AnaesthesiaProfessor and Chair of AnaesthesiaUniversity of OttawaUniversity of OttawaHead of AnaesthesiaHead of AnaesthesiaThe Ottawa HospitalThe Ottawa HospitalScientist, Scientist, Ottawa Hospital Research InstituteOttawa Hospital Research Institute

Regional Anesthesia Regional Anesthesia Can Decrease the Can Decrease the

Incidence of Chronic Incidence of Chronic Pain after SurgeryPain after Surgery

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Conflicts of InterestConflicts of Interest

NoneNone

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Objectives (20 mins)Objectives (20 mins)

Understand incidence of CPSPUnderstand incidence of CPSP Who are the populations at risk?Who are the populations at risk? What new approaches exist including What new approaches exist including

RA techniques for preventing CPSP?RA techniques for preventing CPSP? What does the future hold?What does the future hold?

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SummarySummary

CPSP common and varies by type of surgeryCPSP common and varies by type of surgery Preoperative pain and psychological factors Preoperative pain and psychological factors

major predictorsmajor predictors Prevention possible with high quality Prevention possible with high quality

perioperative pain relief including LA perioperative pain relief including LA techniques and NMDA antagonists and techniques and NMDA antagonists and surgical approachsurgical approach

Future management possibilities include Future management possibilities include novel therapeutic, psychological and novel therapeutic, psychological and pharmacogenomic approaches pharmacogenomic approaches

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Incidence of Incidence of Chronic Post-Surgical PainChronic Post-Surgical Pain

Pain after surgery of primary concern to Pain after surgery of primary concern to patients (Apfelbaum et al 1999)patients (Apfelbaum et al 1999)

Acute postoperative pain remains Acute postoperative pain remains undertreated undertreated

Incidence of severe acute pain a Incidence of severe acute pain a problemproblem

Severe acute pain associated with CPSPSevere acute pain associated with CPSP Definition: pain >2 months after surgeryDefinition: pain >2 months after surgery

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A&A 2003

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300 patients300 patients 2/3 had moderate-severe pain after 2/3 had moderate-severe pain after

surgerysurgery No change from 10 years earlierNo change from 10 years earlier

Gan TJ et al CMRO 2014

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Or does it?

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Objectives (20 mins)Objectives (20 mins)

Understand incidence of CPSPUnderstand incidence of CPSP Who are the populations at risk?Who are the populations at risk? What new approaches exist including What new approaches exist including

RA techniques for preventing CPSP?RA techniques for preventing CPSP? What does the future hold?What does the future hold?

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5130 patients attending chronic pain 5130 patients attending chronic pain clinicsclinics

Surgery contributed to pain in 22.5%Surgery contributed to pain in 22.5% Research needed into: aetiology and Research needed into: aetiology and

procedures contributing to highest procedures contributing to highest risk of CPSPrisk of CPSP

Preventive strategiesPreventive strategies

Pain 1998

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Prevalence of persistent postsurgical painPrevalence of persistent postsurgical pain 12982 participants/3111 undergone surgery 12982 participants/3111 undergone surgery

within 3 yearswithin 3 years Persistent pain in 40.4%. Mod-Severe 18.3%Persistent pain in 40.4%. Mod-Severe 18.3%

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Poulakka PA et al EJA 2010

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Differentiating CPSPDifferentiating CPSP

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Systematic review. 281 studies assessed Systematic review. 281 studies assessed investigating PSPS in 11 surgical typesinvestigating PSPS in 11 surgical types

Prevalence of NeuP determined using NeuP Prevalence of NeuP determined using NeuP grading systemgrading system

Prevalence of NeuP high after thoracic and Prevalence of NeuP high after thoracic and breast surgery (66/68%). 31% after groin breast surgery (66/68%). 31% after groin hernia repair and 6% after THA and TKAhernia repair and 6% after THA and TKA

Prevalence of PneuP varies by type of Prevalence of PneuP varies by type of surgery and probability of nerve injurysurgery and probability of nerve injury

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Risk Factors for CPSP?Risk Factors for CPSP?

Preoperative: Pain, Repeat surgery, Preoperative: Pain, Repeat surgery, Psychological factors, Female gender Psychological factors, Female gender and younger age, Genetic and younger age, Genetic predispositionpredisposition

Intraoperative: Surgical approach and Intraoperative: Surgical approach and risks of nerve injuryrisks of nerve injury

Postoperative: Acute Pain, Radiation Postoperative: Acute Pain, Radiation Rx, Neurotoxic chemotherapy, Anxiety Rx, Neurotoxic chemotherapy, Anxiety and Depression, Neuroticismand Depression, Neuroticism

McIntyre et al 2010

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Objectives (20 mins)Objectives (20 mins)

Understand incidence of CPSPUnderstand incidence of CPSP Who are the populations at risk?Who are the populations at risk? What new approaches exist including What new approaches exist including

RA techniques for preventing CPSP?RA techniques for preventing CPSP? What does the future hold?What does the future hold?

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What can we do about the What can we do about the problem?problem?

Regional anaesthesia techniquesRegional anaesthesia techniques Systemic drug interventionsSystemic drug interventions Modified surgical techniquesModified surgical techniques Focus on postoperative pain controlFocus on postoperative pain control

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Regional anesthesia Regional anesthesia techniquestechniques

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23 RCTs in total23 RCTs in total Pooled 3 studies for epidural after Pooled 3 studies for epidural after

thoracotomy and 2 for PVB after thoracotomy and 2 for PVB after breast surgerybreast surgery

Unable to pool data from other Unable to pool data from other studies due to marked heterogeneitystudies due to marked heterogeneity

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Andreae MH et al BJA 2013

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Regional Anesthesia Regional Anesthesia Reduces PainReduces Pain

Anesthesia & Analgesia 2012

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A&A 2013

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Perioperative Perioperative pharmacotherapypharmacotherapy

KetamineKetamine LidocaineLidocaine GabapentinoidsGabapentinoids NSAIDSNSAIDS

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KetamineKetamine

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2013 Cochrane Collaboration

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No long term benefit for:No long term benefit for:– GabapentinGabapentin– PregabalinPregabalin– NSAIDSNSAIDS– CorticosteroidsCorticosteroids– MexilitineMexilitine

2013 Cochrane Collaboration

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Modified Surgical Modified Surgical TechniquesTechniques

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Objectives (20 mins)Objectives (20 mins)

Understand incidence of CPSPUnderstand incidence of CPSP Who are the populations at risk?Who are the populations at risk? What new approaches exist including What new approaches exist including

RA techniques for preventing CPSP?RA techniques for preventing CPSP? What does the future hold?What does the future hold?

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Future PossibilitiesFuture Possibilities

Impact of psychological factorsImpact of psychological factors Pharmacogenomics and personalized Pharmacogenomics and personalized

medicinemedicine Novel ‘analgesic’ agentsNovel ‘analgesic’ agents

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Psychological FactorsPsychological Factors

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Preoperative painPreoperative pain Pain catastrophizingPain catastrophizing Mental healthMental health Pain at other sitesPain at other sites

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Pain 2013

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Predictive Factors Post-Predictive Factors Post-MastectomyMastectomy

Schreiber et al Pain 2013

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Pain GeneticsPain Genetics

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PharmacogenomicsPharmacogenomics

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Genetics of PainGenetics of Pain

3 variants (haplotypes) of gene 3 variants (haplotypes) of gene encoding COMT predicting low, encoding COMT predicting low, moderate and high sensitivity to painmoderate and high sensitivity to pain

Encompass 96% of humansEncompass 96% of humans Low COMT levels predict high pain Low COMT levels predict high pain

sensitivity and risk of developing TMDsensitivity and risk of developing TMD Inhibition of COMT in rat model Inhibition of COMT in rat model

increases pain sensitivityincreases pain sensitivity

Diatchenko L et al 2005

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CPSP is likely 50% influenced by CPSP is likely 50% influenced by genetic determinantsgenetic determinants

Identifying genetic basis of CPSP could Identifying genetic basis of CPSP could lead to significant improvement in lead to significant improvement in treatmenttreatment

Prediction of CPSP, PharmacogenomicsPrediction of CPSP, Pharmacogenomics Improved treatmentsImproved treatments

CJA: published ahead of print

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Novel neuroactive agentsNovel neuroactive agents

Not analgesic per seNot analgesic per se Prevent mechanism of transition to Prevent mechanism of transition to

chronic painchronic pain rhBDNF, neuroprotective agents (e.g. rhBDNF, neuroprotective agents (e.g.

acetyl l-carnitine) and anti-oxidantsacetyl l-carnitine) and anti-oxidants Early promising resultsEarly promising results

Bordet T et al Neurotherapeutics 2009

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SummarySummary

CPSP common and varies by type of surgeryCPSP common and varies by type of surgery Preoperative pain and psychological factors Preoperative pain and psychological factors

major predictorsmajor predictors Prevention possible with high quality Prevention possible with high quality

perioperative pain relief including LA perioperative pain relief including LA techniques and NMDA antagonists and techniques and NMDA antagonists and surgical approachsurgical approach

Future management possibilities include Future management possibilities include novel therapeutic, psychological and novel therapeutic, psychological and pharmacogenomic approaches pharmacogenomic approaches

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Good Acute Pain Control Good Acute Pain Control Major Concern for PatientsMajor Concern for Patients

Apfelbaum et al A&A 2003

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Acute pain controlAcute pain control

Use regional anaesthesia where possibleUse regional anaesthesia where possible Use NSAIDS, paracetamol in multimodal Use NSAIDS, paracetamol in multimodal

regimenregimen For higher risk cases use ketamine For higher risk cases use ketamine

and/or lidocaine infusion during surgeryand/or lidocaine infusion during surgery Gabapentin/Pregabalin useful for acute Gabapentin/Pregabalin useful for acute

pain control and reduction of opioid pain control and reduction of opioid consumptionconsumption

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Objectives (20 mins)Objectives (20 mins)

Understand incidence of CPSPUnderstand incidence of CPSP Who are the populations at risk?Who are the populations at risk? What new approaches exist including What new approaches exist including

regional techniques for preventing regional techniques for preventing CPSP?CPSP?

What does the future hold?What does the future hold?

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