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- G W Hanks.
- United Medical School, Guys Hospital, London, U.K.
- Therapie. 1992 Nov 1;47(6):489-93.
AbstractCancer pain in general responds in a predictable way to analgesic drugs and drug therapy is the mainstay of treatment, successfully controlling pain in 70 to 90% of patients. Some pains do not respond so well but can usually be ameliorated by the judicious use of adjuvant analgesics, non-drug measures and the active involvement of the multi-disciplinary team.
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