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Home / Publications / Pain Research Forum / Papers of the Week / Withdrawal-associated injury site pain prevalence and correlates among opioid-using people who inject drugs in Vancouver, Canada.

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Papers: 29 Aug 2020 - 4 Sep 2020


Human Studies


2020 Aug 18


Drug Alcohol Depend


http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/32861135?dopt=Abstract


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Withdrawal-associated injury site pain prevalence and correlates among opioid-using people who inject drugs in Vancouver, Canada.

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Withdrawal-associated injury site pain prevalence and correlates among opioid-using people who inject drugs in Vancouver, Canada.
Rieb L M, DeBeck K, Hayashi K, Wood E, Nosova E, Milloy M-J
Drug Alcohol Depend. 2020 Aug 18; 216:108242.
PMID: 32861135.

Abstract

Pain can return temporarily to old injury sites during opioid withdrawal. The prevalence and impact of opioid withdrawal-associated injury site pain (WISP) in various groups is unknown.
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