Background Virtual reality (VR) computer technology creates a simulated environment,
perceived as comparable to the real world, with which users can actively interact. The …

Background Almost all children with burns experience pain as a result of a complex
pathophysiologic process that is usually untreated, and up to 38% of all pediatric burn …

Purpose This study aimed to evaluate the effectiveness of an interactive virtual reality (VR)
play intervention including instructional play and emotional catharsis play sessions in …

The relationship between preprocedural anxiety and pain is not clear but has the potential to
change the way pediatric patients need to be cared for prior to burn procedures. Using …

Las quemaduras representan una de las principales causas de lesiones no intencionadas
en la población pediátrica, con una repercusión social importante dada su morbimortalidad …

Background Invasive procedures in children can lead to painful and uncooperative
procedures. It is essential to determine the appropriate method to create a comfortable …

Non-pharmacological Management of Burn-related Pain and Distress in Children: A
Systematic Review and Meta- Analysis Study Page 1 Sys Rev Pharm 2021;12(3):376-392 A …

Burn injuries are among the most common life-threatening injuries for which medical
attention is sought, and are accompanied by intense, severe pain, particularly during …

Objective To increase the time spent by children on play activities and reduce screen time
on daily basis from baseline to 25% over the period of 10 wks in hospital setting of a tertiary …

Objectives: The use of animated cartoons for pain management is an emerging area,
however, in no study has it been explored as a digital platform for the rehabilitation of low …