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Original article title

Two-period demand phenotypes of oliceridine-based patient-controlled intravenous analgesia after gynecologic surgery: perioperative correlates of persistent high demand.

Front Med (Lausanne)·

Abstract conclusion

“Perioperative correlates of cumulative 48-h oliceridine consumption were broadly concordant with those identified using the exploratory two-period phenotype framework.”

Keep in mind

Observational · association, not causation.

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