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See Latest ArticlesSafety and Efficacy of Rapid Titration Using 1mg Doses of Intravenous Hydromorphone in Emergency Department Patients With Acute Severe Pain: The 1+1 Protocol
Annals of Emergency Medicine, 08/05/09
Chang AK et al. – A rapid titration protocol using IV hydromorphone (1 mg hydromorphone followed by an optional 1 mg 15 minutes later) is efficacious in nonelderly ED patients with acute severe pain. There were no serious adverse events.
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