A placebo-controlled, double-blind, crossover trial on analgesic effect of nitrous oxide-oxygen inhalation

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A placebo-controlled, double-blind, crossover trial on analgesic effect of nitrous oxide-oxygen inhalation. / Grønbæk, Anni Birgitte; Svensson, Peter ; Vaeth, Michael; Hansen, Ingelise; Poulsen, Sven.

In: International Journal of Paediatric Dentistry (Print), Vol. 24, 2014, p. 69-75.

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Grønbæk, Anni Birgitte ; Svensson, Peter ; Vaeth, Michael ; Hansen, Ingelise ; Poulsen, Sven. / A placebo-controlled, double-blind, crossover trial on analgesic effect of nitrous oxide-oxygen inhalation. In: International Journal of Paediatric Dentistry (Print). 2014 ; Vol. 24. pp. 69-75.

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abstract = "BACKGROUND: The sedative effect of nitrous oxide-oxygen (N2 O/O2 ) inhalation is relatively well established. Less in known about its analgesic effect. AIM: To determine the analgesic effect of N2 O/O2 inhalation on pulp sensitivity and jaw muscle pressure pain threshold in children. DESIGN: A placebo-controlled, double-blind, crossover trial with random allocation to two sequences: atmospheric air at the first session and N2 O/O2 at the second; or N2 O/O2 at the first session and atmospheric air at the second. Measurements included reaction time, pulp pain sensitivity, jaw muscle pressure pain thresholds and a VAS score of overall discomfort from the pain tests. RESULTS: Fifty-six children (12-15 years) completed the study. N2 O/O2 inhalation increased reaction time (P ",

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AB - BACKGROUND: The sedative effect of nitrous oxide-oxygen (N2 O/O2 ) inhalation is relatively well established. Less in known about its analgesic effect. AIM: To determine the analgesic effect of N2 O/O2 inhalation on pulp sensitivity and jaw muscle pressure pain threshold in children. DESIGN: A placebo-controlled, double-blind, crossover trial with random allocation to two sequences: atmospheric air at the first session and N2 O/O2 at the second; or N2 O/O2 at the first session and atmospheric air at the second. Measurements included reaction time, pulp pain sensitivity, jaw muscle pressure pain thresholds and a VAS score of overall discomfort from the pain tests. RESULTS: Fifty-six children (12-15 years) completed the study. N2 O/O2 inhalation increased reaction time (P

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