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Chronic Opioid Users Are More Difficult to Sedate than Alcoholics and Controls.
Patel R, Clayton S, Quintero E, Gill J. Chronic Opioid Users Are More Difficult to Sedate than Alcoholics and Controls. South Med J. 2015 Dec; 108(12):744-7.
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Adult
Case-Control Studies
Colonoscopy
Conscious Sedation
Dose-Response Relationship, Drug
Female
Fentanyl
Humans
Hypnotics and Sedatives
Male
Midazolam
Middle Aged
Substance-Related Disorders
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Steven B. Clayton MD