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... relatively unlikely to produce acci- dental addiction . PHARMACOLOGIC ADDICTION . I have seen patients with intractable pain due to carcinoma who received morphine for long periods of time without developing unusual tolerance and who ...
... relatively unlikely to produce acci- dental addiction . PHARMACOLOGIC ADDICTION . I have seen patients with intractable pain due to carcinoma who received morphine for long periods of time without developing unusual tolerance and who ...
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... relatively unimportant to the patient . Nevertheless , under some circumstances the condition of the patient may more than usually approximate that of the test . animal . With this in mind , when prompt action is needed , nothing is ...
... relatively unimportant to the patient . Nevertheless , under some circumstances the condition of the patient may more than usually approximate that of the test . animal . With this in mind , when prompt action is needed , nothing is ...
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... relatively small , with few of the skin reactions which are relatively more frequent with phenobar- bital . The effective hypnotic dose is of the order of 1 Gm . Failure to use effective doses is largely responsible for unsatisfac- tory ...
... relatively small , with few of the skin reactions which are relatively more frequent with phenobar- bital . The effective hypnotic dose is of the order of 1 Gm . Failure to use effective doses is largely responsible for unsatisfac- tory ...
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Argument | 13 |
The symptom and the complaint | 20 |
List of tables | 28 |
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