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Principles of Pain Management in the Elderly 6/19/2007

Pain is a common and often undertreated phenomenon in patients 65 and older that is often attributed to physical injuries and trauma or may stem from a range of disease states.

TAGS: GERIATRICS | NSAID | PAIN MANAGEMENT | OPIOID | BEER'S CRITERIA

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