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Differences in Pain Patterns for Infected and Noninfected Patients with Burn Injuries

The management of pain is a primary issue in burn care. Patients hospitalized for burn injuries experience severe pain on a daily basis, immediately after the injury and during the healing of the burn wound. Our clinical experience is that the intensity of pain is increased by wound infection. The p...

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Published in:	Pain management nursing 2006-12, Vol.7 (4), p.176-182
Main Authors:	Tengvall, Oili M., Björnhagen, Viveca C., Lindholm, Christina, Jonsson, Carl-Evert, Wengström, Yvonne
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