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Infection control for patients with implanted pain management devices

Clifford Gevirtz

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Clifford Gevirtz is associate professor of anesthesiology at Louisiana State University-New Orleans Health Center, and medical director of Somnia Pain Management in Harrison, N.Y. Adapted and updated from Gevirtz C. Infection control considerations in pain management. Topics in Pain Management, July 2009.

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Clifford Gevirtz is associate professor of anesthesiology at Louisiana State University-New Orleans Health Center, and medical director of Somnia Pain Management in Harrison, N.Y. Adapted and updated from Gevirtz C. Infection control considerations in pain management. Topics in Pain Management, July 2009.

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Clifford Gevirtz is associate professor of anesthesiology at Louisiana State University-New Orleans Health Center, and medical director of Somnia Pain Management in Harrison, N.Y. Adapted and updated from Gevirtz C. Infection control considerations in pain management. Topics in Pain Management, July 2009.

Key concepts: Pain management, Pain control, Anesthesiology, Pain medicine, Medicine, Center (category theory), Control (management), Interventional pain management

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