Use of oral ketamine for analgesia during reduction/manipulation of fracture/dislocation in the Emergency Room: An initial experience in a low-resource setting

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"Use of oral ketamine for analgesia during reduction/manipulation of fracture/dislocation in the Emergency Room: An initial experience in a low-resource setting"
written by E. Ogboli-Nwasor, K. E. Amaefule, S. S. Audu,
published by Pain Studies and Treatment, Vol.2 No.1, 2014

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