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COMPARISON OF EFFECTS OF GABAPENTIN AND CLONIDINE ON POST-OPERATIVE PAIN AND ANXIETY IN LUMBAR SPINAL SURGERY.
the investigators have tested whether gabapentin is superior to clonidine top decrease the post operative pain during spinal surgeries as a part of their thesis study. the investigators are registering this study post date as the student forgot by mistake to do so.
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