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  • 32. Early analgesic treatment regimens for patients with acute abdominal pain: a nationwide survey among general surgeons.
    Villain C, Wyen H, Ganzera S, Marjanovic G, Lefering R, Ansorg J, Gaidzik PW, Haubold N, Neugebauer EA.
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  • 37. Comparing Nonopioids Versus Opioids for Acute Pain in the Emergency Department: A Literature Review.
    Sin B, Sikorska G, YauLin J, Bonitto RA, Motov SM.
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