Analysis of the clinical indications for opiate use in inflammatory bowel disease

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Analysis of the clinical indications for opiate use in inflammatory bowel disease.

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Analysis of the clinical indications for opiate use in inflammatory bowel disease

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Keith Sultan

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Meredith Akerman

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Sundas Khan

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Youran Gao

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83-89

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10.5217/IR.2017.15.1.83

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2017-01-31T00:00:00Z

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inflammatory bowel diseases

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