Resource use and costs associated with opioid-induced constipation following total hip or total knee replacement surgery

Overview of attention for article published in Journal of Pain Research, May 2018

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RT @FGIFYI: Patients reporting #opioid induced #constipation (OIC) after elective hip or knee replacement surgery (40,891 of 788,448; 5.2%)…

20 Jun 2018

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RT @FGIFYI: Patients reporting #opioid induced #constipation (OIC) after elective hip or knee replacement surgery (40,891 of 788,448; 5.2%)…

20 Jun 2018

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Patients reporting #opioid induced #constipation (OIC) after elective hip or knee replacement surgery (40,891 of 788,448; 5.2%) were more likely to have increased hospital costs, longer hospital stays, readmission, and ER visits than patients without OIC.

20 Jun 2018

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