Study to Examine Safety of Postoperative Narcotics Use in Pediatric Pain Patients

A new study from Allied Anesthesia and Children’s Hospital of Orange County examines the impact of administering narcotics to pediatric pain patients.

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The study will look at the safety and efficacy of narcotics in managing post-surgical pain in pediatric patients. Few studies on controlling pediatric pain with narcotics exist and many physicians fear children will become addicted or overdosed. However, Paul Yost, MD, co-director of pain management at CHOC, says those outcomes are unlikely when the narcotics are managed appropriately.

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