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COA: Topical anesthetic does not reduce intraosseous pin removal pain in children
July 2013
COA: Topical anesthetic does not reduce intraosseous pin removal pain in children
Study Type:Randomized Trial
OE Level Evidence:N/A
Journal Level of Evidence:N/A
The effectiveness of a topical anesthetic for pain reduction in children undergoing percutaneous intraosseous pin removal
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Synopsis
281 children were randomized to study the effects of topical liposomal lidocaine cream, compared to a placebo, in reducing pain during the removal of percutaneous intraosseous pins (PP). Patients were allocated to either application of liposomal lidocaine or a placebo cream, 30-60 minutes before removal. Pain, rated by children using Oucher scale and by parents and technicians using Visual Analog ...
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