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The cervical block is one of the loco-regional anesthesia techniques described for thyroid surgery, both for anesthetic and analgesic goals [12]. The intermediate cervical plexus block keeps its indications in this painful known surgery with postoperative pain scales ranging from 6 to 7/10 on a visual analogic scale [2]. The literature review found several proposed analgesic protocols with contradictory results [2-3]. Analgesia anticipation begins in per-operative, not only by analgesics administration but also by decreasing opioids requirement that reduce tolerance and hyperalgesia phenomena.

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Impact of an Intermediate Cervical Plexus Block on Per and Post Operative Opioids Consumption in Patients Scheduled for Total Thyroidectomy under General Anaesthesia: a Randomized Study