Opioid Use After Surgical Intervention for Vertebral Compression Fractures
Most patients undergoing surgical intervention for vertebral compression fractures were able to decrease or discontinue their opioid consumption.
Most patients undergoing surgical intervention for vertebral compression fractures were able to decrease or discontinue their opioid consumption.
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