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Comparison of patient‐controlled analgesia versus continuous infusion of tramadol in post‐cesarean section pain management

Demirel et al., 2014

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14554677848009798991
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Demirel I
Ozer A
Atilgan R
Kavak B
Unlu S
Bayar M
Sapmaz E
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Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology Research

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Aim To evaluate and compare analgesic efficacy, drug consumption and patient satisfaction with the iv patient‐controlled and continuous infusion modes of administration of tramadol. Methods A total of 40 pregnant women in American Society of Anesthesiologists physical …
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