Factors associated with chronic opioid use after minimally invasive lung resections.

<h4>Background</h4>Individuals undergoing lung resections experience persistent postoperative pain and are at high risk of chronic postoperative opioid use. This study aims to identify factors associated with chronic opioid use after minimally invasive lung resections (MILR).<h4>St...

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Main Authors:	Isabel Emmerick, Hayley Reddington, Tanmay N Patil, Alexander Neamtu, Jiddu Guart, Rebecca Foley, Allison Crawford, Karl Uy, Mark W Maxfield, Yury Rabotnikov, William Phillips, Feiran Lou
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Language:	English
Published:	Public Library of Science (PLoS) 2025-01-01
Series:	PLoS ONE
Online Access:	https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0325354
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Factors associated with chronic opioid use after minimally invasive lung resections by Isabel Emmerick, Hayley Reddington, Tanmay N. Patil, Alexander Neamtu, Jiddu Guart, Rebecca Foley, Allison Crawford, Karl Uy, Mark W. Maxfield, Yury Rabotnikov, William Phillips, Feiran Lou

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Factors associated with chronic opioid use after minimally invasive lung resections.

Factors associated with chronic opioid use after minimally invasive lung resections by Isabel Emmerick, Hayley Reddington, Tanmay N. Patil, Alexander Neamtu, Jiddu Guart, Rebecca Foley, Allison Crawford, Karl Uy, Mark W. Maxfield, Yury Rabotnikov, William Phillips, Feiran Lou

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