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Preliminary clinical use of a patient-controlled intranasal analgesia (PCINA) device

O'Neil et al., 1997

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16439692643028724202
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O'Neil G
Paech M
Wood F
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Anaesthesia and intensive care

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FIGURE 1: Go Medical patient-controlled intranasal analgesia device. stered was known to be relatively small (ie 9 µg of fentanyl or 9 mg of pethidine), multiple doses might be required to control pain. Patients received no other instructions, or restrictions, with respect to use of …
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