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To control pain after total knee replacement surgery a catheter (tubing) is sometimes inserted into an anatomic space containing nerves that provide sensation to parts of the knee. This space is called the adductor canal.

The catheters often stop working before we remove them for unclear reasons. The investigators think this is because the catheters become dislodged from where it was meant to be. This could be due to repeated movements of the catheter tip brought on by patients contracting their leg muscles when they ambulate or perform physio.

The investigators want to confirm this by measuring the distance from a fixed spot on the patient's thigh to the adductor canal using an ultrasound machine. The leg will be measured in various positions to simulate muscle movements. A significant change in the distance could possibly contribute to catheter dislodgement and result in catheter failure.


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NCT number NCT03562559
Study type Observational
Source University of British Columbia
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Status Completed
Phase
Start date April 1, 2018
Completion date January 1, 2019

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