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See Latest ArticlesOpioid rotation: logical choices for pain that is poorly responsive to morphine
Progress in Palliative Care, 06/09/09
Prommer EE - This review examines morphine-specific reasons for poor opioid responsiveness and provides an overview of the causes of opioid poorly responsive pain. The article also considers options for the improvement of opioid responsiveness.
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