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Procedural analgesia is an essential component of care for burn-injured patients in both inpatient and outpatient settings. Ketamine is regarded as safe and effective for procedural analgesia during burns dressings with minimal side effects.1-3 While ketamine is the mainstay of our current protocol, it is limited by requirements for monitoring and prolonged recovery in a busy outpatient clinic.4-6 We sought an alternative analgesic option. The aim of this study was to determine if methoxyflurane was a viable alternative to ketamine in this setting.

Use of methoxyflurane for paediatric patients in a regional burn service outpatient clinic