Objective This review aims to examine the available literature on the epidemiology,
pathophysiology, and treatment of burn-induced pain. Methods A search was conducted on …

The development of more effective methods of relieving pain associated with burn injury is a
major unmet medical need. Not only is acute burn injury pain a source of immense suffering …

Thermally injured patients experience tremendous pain from the moment of injury to months
or years after their discharge from the hospital. Pain is therefore a critical component of …

A substantial portion of the world's population experiences severe burn injury. In the United
States alone, burn injuries are thought to account for approximately 500,000 emergency …

The ABA pain guidelines were developed 14 years ago and have not been revised despite
evolution in the practice of burn care. A sub-committee of the American Burn Association's …

INTRODUCTION: Pain continues to be an ongoing issue of concern in adult burn patients.
Inadequate pain assessment hinders meaningful research, and prevents the optimal …

Pain is a major problem after burns and researchers continue to report that pain from burns
remains undertreated. The inadequate pain control results in adverse sequalae physically …

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Although a multidisciplinary approach including nonpharmacological modes of
management are essential, pharmacological treatment remains the cornerstone of pain …

Burns are among the most intensely painful injuries. All patients will experience pain,
regardless of the cause, size, or depth of the burn. Despite advances in topical wound care …