It is common clinical experience in rheumatological practice for patients to find one drug effective in relief of their pain and another apparently ineffective. Indeed, the studies of Huskisson, Woolf, Balme, Scott & Franklyn (1976) suggest that this may be the case. We, therefore, considered it of interest to study the serum concentrations of flurbiprofen in patients with rheumatoid arthritis, some of whom had a satisfactory response with the drug and others not.
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