Clinical trial

Magnesium Sulfate in Pediatric Burn Dressing Changes

Hennepin Healthcare Research InstituteNot yet recruitingPhase 1Started Dec 1, 202710 enrolledUnited StatesNCT07126795

Abstract

Prospective feasibility trial utilizing adjuvant magnesium sulfate for analgesia/sedation during pediatric sedated burn dressing changes, which is ultimately hypothesized to decrease ketamine and/or sedative requirements.

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Ketamine

Keywords

magnesium sulfatepediatricsburnanalgesiasedationburn dressing changePediatric Burns

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