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- Neurosurgery Unit, University Hospital of Wales, Cardiff.
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AbstractIntramuscular codeine is the most regularly prescribed analgesia for post-surgery craniotomy patients. Morphine is avoided for this patient group because of fears of side-effects. A literature search found evidence that titrated morphine has no inherent risks if patients are well observed.
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