Comparison of patients with chronic non-cancer pain taking and not taking chronic opioid therapy (P3.313)

Peter Przekop; Allison Przekop; Mark Haviland

Comparison of patients with chronic non-cancer pain taking and not taking chronic opioid therapy (P3.313)

Peter Przekop, Allison Przekop, Mark Haviland

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Original language	American English
Journal	Neurology
Volume	84
State	Published - Apr 6 2015

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Comparison of patients with chronic non-cancer pain taking and not taking chronic opioid therapy (P3.313)

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