Good Practice in Postoperative and Procedural Pain Management ...

PediatricAnesthesiaCONTENTSVolume 22 Supplement 1 July 2012Section 1 Background 11.1 Introduction 11.2 Guideline development committee 11.3 Use, scope, and intention 11.4 Methodology and evidence grading, good practice points 21.5 Supplementary material 21.6 Contact information 31.7 Conflicts of interest 3Section 2 Executive Summary and Quick Reference Guide 42.1 Introduction 42.2 Pain assessment 42.3 Medical procedures 52.4 Procedural pain in the neonate: general recommendations 52.5 Procedural pain in the neonate: specific recommendations 52.6 Procedural pain in older children 62.7 Postoperative pain 7Section 3 Pain Assessment 103.1 General principles of pain assessment 103.2 Pain measurement tools 12Section 4 Medical Procedures 174.1 General Considerations 174.2 Procedural pain in the neonate 174.3 Procedural pain management in infants and older children 21Section 5 Postoperative Pain 335.1 General principles of postoperative pain management 335.2 ENT surgery 345.3 Opthalmology 375.4 Dental procedures 385.5 General surgery and urology (minor and intermediate) 395.6 General surgery and urology (major) 445.7 Laparoscopic surgery 485.8 Orthopaedics, spinal and plastic surgery 485.9 Cardiothoracic surgery 535.10 Neurosurgery 54Section 6 Analgesia 666.1 Analgesia 666.2 Local anesthetics 666.3 Neuraxial analgesic drugs 706.4 Opioids 726.5 Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) 756.6 Paracetamol 766.7 Nitrous oxide (N 2O) 776.8 Sucrose 786.9 Nonpharmacological strategies 78Pediatric Anesthesia is indexed in Index Medicus, MEDLINE, Current Contents/Clinical Medicine, EMBASE/Excerpta Medica, Sci Search, Research Alert, Ad Referendum Anaesthesiology,SUBIS and Current Opinion in Anaesthesiology