August 1, 1991

Is there such a thing as geriatric pain?

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Psychiatrist for the Elderly, North Shore Hospital, Auckland 9 New Zealand ∗Correspondence to: Dr. P.S. Melding, Psychiatrist for the Elderly, North Shore Hospital, Auckland 9, New Zealand. Submitted December 5, 1990; revised and accepted January 15, 1991.

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Pamela Melding (Thu,) studied this question.

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