Intraoperative use of intrathecal methadone: Evaluation of perioperative analgesia, effectiveness and safety: A systematic review and analysis of the feasibility of its use

Due to the limited sample size and the small number of selected RCTs showing significant methodological differences, a meta-analysis could not be completed. Therefore, overall statistical significance was not established between the four studies, and there is not enough evidence to give recommendations. Further research is needed to evaluate whether the doses found in this review retain comparable efficacy and safety profiles in a broader range of patient cohorts. In the reviewed literature, no objective or conclusive evidence of neurotoxicity was found from the use of a single dose of perioperative intrathecal methadone.

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Journal of Opioid Management
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2025-10-01
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https://doi.org/10.5055/jom.0952
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Pain Management and Opioid Use
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Intraoperative use of intrathecal methadone: Evaluation of perioperative analgesia, effectiveness and safety: A systematic review and analysis of the feasibility of its use

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Intraoperative use of intrathecal methadone: Evaluation of perioperative analgesia, effectiveness and safety: A systematic review and analysis of the feasibility of its use

Carlos Ramírez‐Paesano, Yerlin Andrés Colina Vargas, Andrés Valente-Rivero, Eloymar Rivero-Novoa, Josep Rodiera-Olive
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Due to the limited sample size and the small number of selected RCTs showing significant methodological differences, a meta-analysis could not be completed. Therefore, overall statistical significance was not established between the four studies, and there is not enough evidence to give recommendations. Further research is needed to evaluate whether the doses found in this review retain comparable efficacy and safety profiles in a broader range of patient cohorts. In the reviewed literature, no objective or conclusive evidence of neurotoxicity was found from the use of a single dose of perioperative intrathecal methadone.

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Intraoperative use of intrathecal methadone: Evaluation of perioperative analgesia, effectiveness and safety: A systematic review and analysis of the feasibility of its use — Carlos Ramírez‐Paesano, Yerlin Andrés Colina Vargas, et al. · Journal of Opioid Management (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS