• Arch Pediatr · Mar 1997

    Review

    [Treatment of pain in children burns].

    • J Latarjet, C Pommier, A Robert, J P Comparin, and J L Foyatier.
    • Centre des brûlés, centre hospitalier Saint-Joseph et Saint-Luc, Lyon, France.
    • Arch Pediatr. 1997 Mar 1;4(3):278-84.

    AbstractBurn injury is considered by children as one of the most painful traumas (just after bone factures). Burn pain in children can and must be controlled as well as for adult patients, with almost identical techniques. Continuous pain from injury and intermittent pain caused by therapeutic procedures must be evaluated and treated separately. Due to very high levels of nociception, satisfactory management of procedural pain requires the use of opioid therapy. Non pharmacological methods are meaningless if pharmacological treatment is not optimal.

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