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Reducing exogenously administered opioids in the post-operative period is associated with early return of bowel function and decreased post-operative complication rates. We evaluated the effectiveness of a surgeon-delivered open transversus abdominis plane (TAP) block  as a method to reduce post-operative opioid requirements, sedation and inpatient stay.

Open transversus abdominis plane block and analgesic requirements in patients following right hemicolectomy