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Is IV acetaminophen superior to rectal suppository acetaminophen for the treatment of postoperative pain in children unable to take oral medications?

John Tronnes, Steven Solum

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St. Cloud Hospital, University of Minnesota Family Medicine, St. Cloud, MN The authors declare no conflicts of interest.

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St. Cloud Hospital, University of Minnesota Family Medicine, St. Cloud, MN The authors declare no conflicts of interest.

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St. Cloud Hospital, University of Minnesota Family Medicine, St. Cloud, MN The authors declare no conflicts of interest.

Key concepts: Suppository, Acetaminophen, Medicine, Anesthesia, General surgery, Pharmacology

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