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Subjects Subjects were from a case series of community-based hospice patients with previously uncontrolled cancer pain. Measurement Measurement was made by self-report of pain levels using the 10-point numeric pain rating scale. Results Patients' pain was controlled with topical adjuvant medications with return to previously lost function and prevention of otherwise escalating opioid dosing. Conclusions These patient cases reveal how ketamine-based topical treatment for cancer pain can be more effective than standard op
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