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Table 1.

Opioid conversion doses.

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Fig 1.

Join hypothesis testing algorithm for noninferiority on two primary outcomes.

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Fig 2.

Flow chart of patient selection.

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Table 2.

Patients’ baseline characteristics and surgery description for three groups after 1:1:1 propensity score matching.

The three groups are patients who received TAP infiltration, Epidural, or IV PCA.

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Fig 3.

Results for comparison TAP infiltration and Epidural patients on postoperative time-weighted average pain score in the 0–10 NRS pain scale and intravenous morphine equivalent dose of opioid within 72 hours of the surgery.

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Fig 4.

Results for two comparisons including TAP infiltration versus intravenous patient-controlled analgesia (IV PCA) and Epidural versus IV PCA on postoperative time-weighted average pain score in the 0–10 NRS pain scale and intravenous morphine equivalent dose of opioid within 72 hours of the surgery.

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Table 3.

Results for the primary outcomes on matched patients.

Observed outcomes are reported as, median [1st quartile, 3rd quartile] or ‘mean ± standard deviation’.

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Fig 5.

Loess curves (locally weighted mean curve) by treatment group describing mean pain scores first 72 hours after the surgery with approximate 95% confidence interval.

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Table 4.

Opioid administration within 72 hours of the surgery or till hospital discharge by medication.

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Table 5.

Results for the secondary outcomes on matched patients.

Observed outcomes are reported as, median [1st quartile, 3rd quartile] or number of patients (%) as appropriate.

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