The unexplored role of metoclopramide: a non-opiate analgesic for acute pain management

In Memory of Vinod Kumar Gupta

doi:10.1503/cjs.2164204

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Rozario presents the surgical dilemma of use and abuse of opioids in pain management in surgical patients.[1][1] Besides the integrated systems approach detailed by Rozario, I offer my experience with metoclopramide (MTCL) as a useful non-opiate agent for managing acute severe pain, surgical or

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