Parsons et al., 2008 - Google Patents
Intermittent subcutaneous opioids for the management of cancer painParsons et al., 2008
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- Parsons H
- Shukkoor A
- Quan H
- Delgado-Guay M
- Palmer J
- Fainsinger R
- Bruera E
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- Publication venue
- Journal of palliative medicine
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PAIN IS A VERY COMMON SYMPTOM in patients with advanced cancer, with a prevalence as high as 80%. The vast majority of patients with cancer pain require opioids for its treatment. 1, 2 Most patients will require alternatives to the oral route for analgesic …
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