2. Galer BS, Coyle N, Pasternak GW, et al. Individual variability in the response to different
opioids: report of five cases. Pain 1992; 49 (1): 87-91. 3. de Stoutz ND, Bruera E, Suarez …

The article in this issue by Jay et al. makes an important contribution to the management of
pediatric oncology procedure-related pain and distress. The authors found, somewhat to …

Studies published in this issue of The Journal of Pediatrics concern treatment of children in
two widely different settings: children in the emergency department with acute medical …

Background Opioids are a cornerstone of palliation of pain. We sought to assess variation in
opioid prescription during the last week of life among a cohort of pediatric oncology patients …

CAN J ANESTH 54: 12 www. cja-jca. org December, 2007 2–14 months) and those privately-
funded (0.5 months, 1–4 weeks). Wait times were greater than one year in one third of …

Chronic pain during childhood is prevalent and costly, but the access to interdisciplinary
pain care is limited. Studies investigating adults waiting for pain clinic evaluation found that …

Full article: PAIN MANAGEMENT IN CHILDREN WITH ADVANCED CANCER AND DURING
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Advances in paediatric surgery, including less invasive surgical techniques and more
refined anaesthetic methods, have resulted in increasing numbers of surgical day …