Study on the Postoperative Pain Calls for More Methods to Control Potential Bias.

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Study on the Postoperative Pain Calls for More Methods to Control Potential Bias.

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Jian-She Li

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Jun Liu

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Lan Jin

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Wei Guo

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Wei Han

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Yang Liu

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Zhong-Tao Zhang

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10.4103/0366-6999.177007

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