Current concepts in the diagnosis and management of acute pain in children

Abstract

BACKGROUND: In children, injuries are the focus of attention both for the increasing incidence and necessity of pain management, and pain can be indicate the severity of injuries or serious complications that worsens the treatment results. Despite the obvious problem, information available in the literature regarding the theoretical and practical aspects of acute pain in children is often contradictory and needs to be systematized.

AIM: To present current information about the epidemiology, physiology, diagnosis, and treatment of acute pain in children to pediatric orthopedic and trauma specialists.

MATERIALS AND METHODS: Selective analysis and narrative review of relevant studies analyzing the epidemiology, diagnosis, and management of acute pain in children were performed.

RESULTS: Although various pain assessment tools are available, the clinical assessment of acute pain in children remains challenging. The use of these tools depends on the child’s age, cognitive and communication skills, and pain location. The term oligoanalgesia has been used to describe inadequate pain relief in the emergency department. Oligoanalgesia in children has negative physiological and psychological effects, sometimes with long-term consequences, and may negatively affect their future pain experiences. Parents often underestimate their child’s pain level and have serious misunderstandings about how children express pain. The World Health Organization has developed recommendations for pain management in children. Ibuprofen and paracetamol are recommended as analgesics for mild-to-moderate pain in children aged >3 months. This choice considered extensive data on the effectiveness and safety.

CONCLUSIONS: Personalized management strategies utilizing biopsychosocial approach will ensure that children are treated comprehensively according to their unique pain status.

Keywords

trauma / pain / children / oligoanalgesia / analgesics

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