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The Effect of Remifentanil on the Objectively Measured Pressure Pain Threshold
It is a clinical study investigating the relationship between objectively measured pain threshold and the need for escalating doses of remifentanyl opioids. This study is expected to include approximately 40 participants. The aim of the study is to objectively measure the analgesic effect of an increasing dose of opioids just before anesthesia.
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