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2008, Journal of Emergency MedicineCitation Excerpt :These patients must be identified early in the pre-hospital management to improve pain relief. In fact, when the VAS scores are very high and when the first bolus of morphine doesn’t give the expected relief, additional analgesics may be used early to improve pain relief (43–45). The results were not different between the trauma group and other illnesses except for total morphine doses, which were higher in the trauma group.
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2002, Techniques in Regional Anesthesia and Pain ManagementCitation Excerpt :It is simple to use, has a rapid onset, is reversible, and has a short duration of action. It is effective for moderate pain.13 Although often used in the United Kingdom, many limitations have been observed in other European emergency medical services: the patient has to be cooperative and air in any cavity and head injury are classic contraindications.
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Presented at the American College of Emergency Physicians Scientific Assembly in Las Vegas, Nevada, September 1980.