Ketamine and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Rapid Opioid Tapering With Sustained Opioid Abstinence: A Case Report and 1‐Year Follow‐up

Aaron C. Ocker(Thomas Jefferson University Hospital), Eugene R. Viscusi(Thomas Jefferson University), Eric S. Schwenk(Thomas Jefferson University), Thomas A. Witkowski(Thomas Jefferson University), Nirmal B. Shah(Thomas Jefferson University Hospital), Mitchell J. Cohen(University of Colorado Denver)

Pain Practice

August 13, 2019

10.1111/papr.12829

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