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Pongraweewan O et al. - Epidural nalbuphine 5 mg reduced severity of morphine induced pruritus for 12 h with statistically significant different advantages over epidural nalbuphine 10 mg without anti-analgesic effect. However, the difference is too small to convey into clinical significant advantage.

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