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Association Between the Cancer Diagnosis-to-Intervention Interval and Short-Term Analgesic Response Following Interventional Pain Treatment: A Retrospective Cohort Study
Background/Objectives: Cancer-related pain remains difficult to control in a substantial proportion of patients despite contemporary pharmacological treatment, and interventional procedures may provide additional analgesic benefit. However, the relationship between the timing of these procedu
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