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. 2012 Nov;145(6):276-279.e1.
doi: 10.3821/145.6.cpj276.

Pain management in children: Part 2 - A transition from codeine to morphine for moderate to severe pain in children

Cecile Wong, Elaine Lau, Lori Palozzi, Fiona Campbell

Pain management in children: Part 2 - A transition from codeine to morphine for moderate to severe pain in children

Cecile Wong et al. Can Pharm J (Ott). 2012 Nov.
No abstract available

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