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Referral Practices In Patients Suffering From Non-Malignant Chronic Pain. F1000: Ranked "Exceptional
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Title Referral Practices In Patients Suffering From Non-Malignant Chronic Pain. F1000: Ranked "Exceptional
Url http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/726225?src=rss
Description In this study, it took chronic pain patients an average of three years of symptoms before consulting a general practitioner and 12 years before visiting a specialized pain center. Faculty of 1000 Medicine
Category Articles > Rheumatology
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Date Aug 7, 2010
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