November 1, 2001Pain244 citations

What is a ‘clinically meaningful’ reduction in pain?

MRMichael C. RowbothamUniversity of California, San Francisco

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UCSF Pain Clinical Research Center, UCSF Departments of Neurology and Anesthesia, 1701 Divisadero Street, Suite 480, San Francisco, CA, USA 94115 *Tel.:+1-415-885-7899; fax: +1-415-885-7855 E-mail: email protected

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