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A Multicenter, Open-Label, Exploratory Dose-Ranging Trial of Intranasal Hydromorphone for Managing Acute Pain from Traumatic Injury
The Journal of Pain, 07/13/09

Wermeling DP et al. - This article presents a pilot dose-ranging study of intranasally administered hydromorphone, administered in the emergency department to patients suffering from acute trauma pain. This study demonstrates research success in this setting and noninjection-based delivery and certain doses of intranasal hydromorphone may be effective in treating acute trauma pain.

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