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**7. Conclusion**

102 Primary Total Knee Arthroplasty

is recommended.

**1.** Paracetamol

**a.** Celecoxib **b.** Ibuprofen **c.** Naproxen **d.** Ketorolac

**2.** NSAIDs

**3.** Ketamine

**6.** Opioids

**4.** Gabapentinoids

**a.** Gabapentin **b.** Pregabalin **5.** Glucocorticoids

> **a.** Morphine **b.** Fentanyl

**e.** Tramadol

**c.** Hydromorphone **d.** Hydrocodone

**f.** Extended-release oxycodone **g.** Extended-release morphine

**8. Key rules in knee rehabilitation**

**2.** Postsurgery rehabilitation program should be started early.

**1.** Bone-bond stability is a prerequisite for optimal knee function recovery [101, 102].

In TKA, many methods are proposed and used for postoperative pain management. There are many factors that affect postoperative pain management. The age of the patient, the experience of the surgeon, the technical conditions, and the method used are some of these. Taking all these factors and literature into consideration, the use of multimodal analgesia techniques

Systemic medications for postoperative analgesia after TKA:

Yavuz Orak\* and Mahmut Arslan

\*Address all correspondence to: dryavuzorak@hotmail.com

Anesthesiology and Reanimation Department, Faculty of Medicine, Kahramanmaras Sutcu Imam University, Kahramanmaraş, Turkey
