Chemokine receptor antagonists enhance the antinociceptive activity of oxycodone and meperidine on incisional pain in rats.

Inan, Saadet; Watson, Mia N; Doura, Menahem; Tallarida, Christopher S; Meissler, Joseph J; Chen, Xiaohong; Geller, Ellen B; Cowan, Alan; Rawls, Scott M; Eisenstein, Toby K; Adler, Martin W

Chemokine receptor antagonists enhance the antinociceptive activity of oxycodone and meperidine on incisional pain in rats.

Inan, Saadet;Watson, Mia N;Doura, Menahem;Tallarida, Christopher S;Meissler, Joseph J;Chen, Xiaohong;Geller, Ellen B;Cowan, Alan;Rawls, Scott M;Eisenstein, Toby K;Adler, Martin W;

British journal of anaesthesia 2019 Vol. 122 pp. e213-e215

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