
Conclusions

pain
The analgesia management of ACB + GA for RPD after the “3‐in‐1” procedure was easy to operate and safe. It showed excellent pain release, particularly at the flexion and moving state. Meanwhile, the first triggering of rescue analgesics was delayed, and opioid consumption was significantly declined. ACB + GA had little effect on the strength of the quadriceps femoris, and was good for early rehabilitation. Thus, it is worthy of clinical application.