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Methadone : outpatient titration and monitoring strategies in cancer patients = La méthadone : titration et stratégies de gestion pour des patients cancéreux en médecine ambulatoire

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HAGEN, Neil A. | WASYLENKO, Eric

Cet article examine la sécurité, la toxicité et les résultats d'une rotation des opioïdes chez des patients en médecine ambulatoire pour des douleurs cancéreuses sévères.

Voir la revue «JOURNAL OF PAIN AND SYMPTOM MANAGEMENT, 18»

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