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El uso de opioides en el manejo del dolor

En aquellos pacientes en quienes no se alcanza una analgesia adecuada con PAC y AAINEs, los opioides son una opción importante a considerar, ya que son los analgésicos más potentes y eficaces que se pueden obtener.

Autor/a: Revisión del Dr. Perry Fine Prof. Escuela de Medicina Universidad de Utah, Estados Unidos; Modificación del texto del Dr. Ramón De Lille, Algologo del Hospital General de Cuautla "Dr. Mauro Belaunzará Revista Dolor. Foro Nacional de Investigación y Clínica Médica , Año 7/ Vol. VI/ 2010

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