| pubmed-article:10230492 | pubmed:abstractText | Several years after the introduction of morphine for pain control, its use in pediatrics is limited by the fear of side effects. "Titration" represents a new way of management with a faster pain relief, and low risk of narcotic induced complication, the doses of morphine being self limited to the minimal pain relieving dosage. It consists in administering small doses of morphine every few minutes (10 in intravenous treatment or 30 orally) until total disappearance of pain; the total amount necessary for four hours is the sum of the initial dose and all the additional doses. | lld:pubmed |
