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This general anesthesia protocol is a multi-drug regimen utilized in clinical research at Meir Medical Center, specifically for patients undergoing total knee arthroplasty (TKA). The protocol consists of an induction phase using **propofol** (GABA-A receptor agonist), **rocuronium** (neuromuscular blocker), **fentanyl**, and **morphine** (opioid analgesics). Maintenance of anesthesia is achieved through a **volatile anesthetic**. To address postoperative pain, the protocol also incorporates a high-volume local anesthesia infiltration (LIA) consisting of **bupivacaine** (a sodium channel blocker) and **adrenaline** (an adrenergic agonist used to prolong the local effect). This specific combination is studied to compare its efficacy in postoperative pain management and physical therapy outcomes against spinal anesthesia techniques.
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