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Table 1 Characteristics of included studies

From: Patient-controlled analgesia morphine for the management of acute pain in the emergency department: a systematic review and meta-analysis

Reference

No of patients

Population

Age

Outcomes

[7]

45

Patient presented to ED with sickle cell crisis pain

18–65

• Pain score

• Patient satisfaction

• Adverse effects

• Length of stay

[8]

86

Patient presented with acute traumatic pain presenting to the ED with an initial pain score of 7 or more

> 16

• Pain score

• Patient satisfaction

• Adverse effects

[14]

25

Patient presented with vaso-occlusive crisis in sickle cell disease

> 17

• Pain score

• Adverse effects

• Length of stay

• Number of patients require additional analgesia

[16]

206

Patient presented with acute abdominal pain in the ED

18–65

• Pain score

• Patient satisfaction

• Adverse effects

• Number of patients require additional analgesia-

[19]

96

Patient presented to the ED with acute traumatic pain (< 24 h) with an initial pain score of 7 or more

18–55

• Pain score

• Patient satisfaction

• Adverse effects

[11]

200

Patients presented to the ED with traumatic musculoskeletal injury requiring IV analgesia

18–75

• Pain score

• Time to analgesia

• Patient satisfaction

• Adverse effects

• Length of stay

[10]

196

Patients presented to the ED with non-traumatic abdominal pain requiring IV analgesia

18–75

• Pain score

• Time to analgesia

• Patient satisfaction

• Adverse effects

• Length of stay

[15]

636

Patients presented with acute pain to the ED

18–65

• Pain score

• Adverse effects

• Length of stay

• Number of patients require additional analgesia