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Postoperative Analgesic Prescription Preferences for Obese and Nonobese Patients Undergoing Ambulatory Surgery

Anthony H. Bui, David L. Feldman, Michael Brodman, Peter Shamamian, Ronald Kaleya, Meg A. Rosenblatt, Debra D’Angelo, Donna Somerville, Santosh Mudiraj, I. Michael Leitman

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Bui, Anthony H.; Feldman, David L. MD, MBA, FAAPL, FACS; Brodman, Michael MD; Shamamian, Peter MD, FACS; Kaleya, Ronald MD, FACS; Rosenblatt, Meg A. MD; D'Angelo, Debra; Somerville, Donna; Mudiraj, Santosh MBBS, MPH; Leitman, I. M. MD, FACS Author Information

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Bui, Anthony H.; Feldman, David L. MD, MBA, FAAPL, FACS; Brodman, Michael MD; Shamamian, Peter MD, FACS; Kaleya, Ronald MD, FACS; Rosenblatt, Meg A. MD; D'Angelo, Debra; Somerville, Donna; Mudiraj, Santosh MBBS, MPH; Leitman, I. M. MD, FACS Author Information

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Bui, Anthony H.; Feldman, David L. MD, MBA, FAAPL, FACS; Brodman, Michael MD; Shamamian, Peter MD, FACS; Kaleya, Ronald MD, FACS; Rosenblatt, Meg A. MD; D'Angelo, Debra; Somerville, Donna; Mudiraj, Santosh MBBS, MPH; Leitman, I. M. MD, FACS Author Information

Key concepts: Medicine, Medical prescription, Ambulatory, Gerontology, Surgery, Pharmacology

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