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in high - dose agonist - dependent persons . While analgesic “ ceiling effects ” have not been ... Its dependence potential is substantially less than that of morphine or meperidine . However , at this point no conclusion may be drawn ...
in high - dose agonist - dependent persons . While analgesic “ ceiling effects ” have not been ... Its dependence potential is substantially less than that of morphine or meperidine . However , at this point no conclusion may be drawn ...
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Tolerance , Physical Dependence , and Psychological Dependence Tolerance , physical dependence , and psychological dependence are distinctly different phenomena that are often confused . Such misunderstandings have contributed greatly ...
Tolerance , Physical Dependence , and Psychological Dependence Tolerance , physical dependence , and psychological dependence are distinctly different phenomena that are often confused . Such misunderstandings have contributed greatly ...
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Physical Dependence Like tolerance , physical dependence is a pharmacologic phenomenon rather than a physiologic one , dependent on the same variables . Physical dependence on opiates is characterized by a withdrawal syndrome that ...
Physical Dependence Like tolerance , physical dependence is a pharmacologic phenomenon rather than a physiologic one , dependent on the same variables . Physical dependence on opiates is characterized by a withdrawal syndrome that ...
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Prevalence and Profile of Pain | 21 |
Painful Complications of Cancer Diagnosis | 47 |
Issues in Cancer Pain Management | 69 |
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