Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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9207907 | Burns | 2005 | 7 Pages |
Abstract
Intranasal fentanyl was shown to be equivalent to oral morphine in the provision of analgesia for burn wound dressing changes in this cohort of paediatric patients. It was concluded that intranasal fentanyl is a suitable analgesic agent for use in paediatric burns dressing changes either by itself or in combination with oral morphine as a top up titratable agent.
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Authors
M.L. Borland, R. Bergesio, E.M. Pascoe, S. Turner, S. Woodger,