Prehospital and en route analgesic use in the combat setting: a prospectively designed, multicenter, observational study

LN Petz, S Tyner, E Barnard, A Ervin, A Mora… - Military …, 2015 - academic.oup.com
Background: Combat injuries result in acute, severe pain. Early use of analgesia after injury
is known to be beneficial. Studies on prehospital analgesia in combat are limited and no …
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Prehospital and En Route Analgesic Use in the Combat Setting: A Prospectively Designed, Multicenter, Observational Study

LN Petz, S Tyner, E Barnard, A Ervin, A Mora… - Military …, 2015 - hero.epa.gov
Background: Combat injuries result in acute, severe pain. Early use of analgesia after injury
is known to be beneficial. Studies on prehospital analgesia in combat are limited and no …

Prehospital and en route analgesic use in the combat setting: a prospectively designed, multicenter, observational study

LN Petz, S Tyner, E Barnard, A Ervin… - Military …, 2015 - pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Background Combat injuries result in acute, severe pain. Early use of analgesia after injury
is known to be beneficial. Studies on prehospital analgesia in combat are limited and no …

Prehospital and En Route Analgesic Use in the Combat Setting: A Prospectively Designed, Multicenter, Observational Study

BM Ed Barnard, A Ervin, A Mora… - Military Medicine, 2015 - search.proquest.com
Background: Combat injuries result in acute, severe pain. Early use of analgesia after injury
is known to be beneficial. Studies on prehospital analgesia in combat are limited and no …

Prehospital and en route analgesic use in the combat setting: a prospectively designed, multicenter, observational study.

LN Petz, S Tyner, E Barnard, A Ervin, A Mora… - Military …, 2015 - europepmc.org
Background Combat injuries result in acute, severe pain. Early use of analgesia after injury
is known to be beneficial. Studies on prehospital analgesia in combat are limited and no …

Prehospital and En Route Analgesic Use in the Combat Setting: A Prospectively Designed, Multicenter, Observational Study

LN Petz, S Tyner, E Barnard, A Ervin, A Mora… - MILITARY …, 2015 - apps.dtic.mil
Combat injuries result in acute, severe pain. Early use of analgesia after injury is known to
be beneficial. Studies on prehospital analgesia in combat are limited and no prospectively …