Reduction in opioid consumption, pain, and antiemetic use following use of an enhanced recovery after surgery protocol for breast cancer patients undergoing mastectomy

Walid Abou-Jaoude; John M. Edwards, III; Susan G. Yaczkan; S.R. Stanifer; Martha Monroe; Stace D. Dollar; Barbara Self; Heather Shearin

Reduction in opioid consumption, pain, and antiemetic use following use of an enhanced recovery after surgery protocol for breast cancer patients undergoing mastectomy

Walid Abou-Jaoude, John M. Edwards, III, Susan G. Yaczkan, S.R. Stanifer, Martha Monroe, Stace D. Dollar, Barbara Self, Heather Shearin

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Original language	American English
Journal	Annals of Breast Surgery
Volume	5
State	Published - Jun 2021

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Reduction in opioid consumption, pain, and antiemetic use following use of an enhanced recovery after surgery protocol for breast cancer patients undergoing mastectomy

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