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Pain relief during dressing changes of major adult burns: Ideal analgesic combination with ketamine
Burns, 10/14/09
Zor F et al. – The use of the combination of ketamine, tramadol and dexmedetomidine was found to be a good treatment option for the prevention of the procedural pain suffered by adult patients during dressing changes.
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