ORM Use
pain
The mean number of ORM (number of acetaminophen/codeine tablets) taken during SAF312 treatment was fewer at every time interval compared to vehicle, with statistically significant (Amount of Rescue Medication Used for SAF312- and Vehicle-Treated Eyes at All Postoperative IntervalsSecondary analysis set.% Difference is calculated by ORM use of (SAF312 – vehicle)/vehicle. Statistical significance with The number of participants who did not use ORM was higher in SAF312-treated eyes compared with vehicle-treated eyes during the 0- to 6-hour, 0- to 12-hour, and 0- to 24-hour postoperative period. The same number of participants had ORM in SAF312 versus vehicle treatment groups from 0 to 2 and 0 to 3 days (More participants did not use ORM (pain was controlled with eye drops alone) during the first 24 hours postoperatively in SAF312-treated eyes than in the vehicle-treated eyes. Secondary analysis set. For both treatment sequence columns, n represents the number of participants who did not use ORM in any treatment group sequence. 