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Casey N. Petrie, Hugh A. Anton, Adriana Dekirmendjian, Stefano Magnone et autres
# Characteristics of early analgesia in adults presenting with acute trauma to a level 1 trauma centre. {#article-title-2} Acute pain is one of the most common symptoms experienced by patients following trauma, yet under two-thirds receive analgesic medication when presenting to the …
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