… pain, addiction and mental health has not been adequately described. We describe the roles
of these three conditions in a chronic pain patient population using opioid … types of patients. …

… We compared persons who stopped using opioids to those who sustained opioid use over
their entire follow-up period on the 19 covariates included in the multivariate analysis. There …

… use of opioids when driving or using heavy equipment. We investigated the psychomotor
effects of long-term opioid use in 144 patients with low back pain. … prescribed opioids for pain; …

… patterns of opioid use among chronic pain–suffering dialysis patients who … pain and opioid
management of chronic pain among CKD patients; it will also describe the reasons for opioid …

… is being considered; or (d) the family of a chrbnic pain patient asks the attending physician
… some chronic pain patients benefit from the use of opioids, and that the use af opioids itself is …

… description of 40 opioid-abusing pain patients with regard to pain, functional … patients having
opioid-use disorders (only) to those with lifetime alcohol or other non-opioid substance-use …

… Inequality in the number of subjects in each opioid dose group and in particular the small …
of opioid dose on disability, nor could we explore the effect of prescribed opioid use before …

… For patients with persistently severe pain and/or physical impairment despite the long-term
use of opioids, opioid withdrawal can be considered as a therapeutic intervention within the …

… was to survey chronic pain patients who were taking opioids for their pain, to determine the
… Two hundred seventeen patients who were being treated for their pain at two different pain …

… No clinically significant immunosuppressive effects of long-term opioid therapy have
been observed in cancer pain patients treated with a variety of agents, however, or in …