Development of opioid-induced Constipation and the Need for Laxatives under Tapentadol compared to other orally retarded Opioid Analgesics in Patients with Lower Back/Back Pain under Everyday Conditions

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Ueberall, Michael A. ^{[1
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Heckes, Birgit

Heine, Myriam

Lefeber, Claudia

Mueller-Schwefe, Gerhard ^{[2
]}

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[1] Inst Neurowissensch Algesiol & Padiatrie, Schmerzmed, Nurnberg, Germany

[2] Schmerz & Palliat Zentrum Goppingen, Med, Goppingen, Germany

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INTERNIST | 2021年 / 62卷 / SUPPL 2期

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