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ecj-8320	Aleysae, Nabil Abdulrahman	Is the nasal route a viable option for relieving acute pain in pediatric emergency medicine? A literature review	2019	10	.pdf	application/pdf	10062	408	63	The minimum clinically significant differences (MCSD) in pain score, which selected by the authors and considered as the cutoff value for establishing the therapeutic importance of the results, were deemed to be significant when they had achieved. Reduction in pain score All included trials reported significant reductions in pain scores especially within the first 10 to 30 minutes post-interven- tion, however, pain reduction was maintained to 60 minutes in only one study for both intervention agents, IN fentanyl (INF) and IN ketamine (INK).38 Borland et al.	cache/ecj-8320.pdf	txt/ecj-8320.txt