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Analgo-sedation of patients with burns outside the operating roomGregoretti et al., 2008
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- Gregoretti C
- Decaroli D
- Piacevoli Q
- Mistretta A
- Barzaghi N
- Luxardo N
- Tosetti I
- Tedeschi L
- Burbi L
- Navalesi P
- Azzeri F
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Following the initial resuscitation of burn patients, the pain experienced may be divided into a 'background'pain and a 'breakthrough'pain associated with painful procedures. While background pain may be treated with intravenous opioids via continuous infusion or patient …
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