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levels on the MPQ compared to TE/I patients two-years postoperatively, an important point to consider during preoperative counseling. The presence of preoperative pain was also a risk factor for CPSP. While multiple studies in recent years have focused on the widespread and underreported prevalence of post-mastectomy CPSP, only 10% of the sample had moderate-to-severe pain at two years. Therefore, approximately 90% were either pain-free or living with a level of pain that would not be expected to interfere with daily function. Overall, our data suggest that CPSP for this cohort may be of less clinical concern than previously described, and reports of persistent pain after breast reconstruction may not necessarily reflect surgery-induced pain.

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Abstract: Prospective Randomized Blinded Trial Investigating Pain Control and Length of Stay Measures with Transversus Abdominis Plane Block Performed with Liposomal Bound Bupivicaine (Exparel®) in Women Undergoing Mastectomy with Abdominal-Based Reconstruction