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Intravenous lidocaine for chronic pain: A systematic review Jeffrey A Quon, DC, MHSc, PhD, FCCSC1,2 and Pauline G Fedder, DC2 Date first submitted: April 31, 2010 Date last revised: June 7, 2010
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Vancouver / Saskatoon / /

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MEDLINE / /

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Canada / /

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University of British Columbia / Cambie Chiropractic Centre / Paul’s Hospital / University of Saskatchewan’s Royal University Hospital / Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College / Vancouver General Hospital / /

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injured body site / Search methods / /

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chronic pain / pain / injury / chronic neuropathic pain / Abstract Background Chronic / condition Chronic / /

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Chiropractic / /

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Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College in Toronto / School of Population and Public Health / Faculty of Medicine / St. Paul’s Hospital in Vancouver / Vancouver General Hospital / ACP Journal Club / Centre for Health Evaluation and Outcome Sciences / University of Saskatchewan’s Royal University Hospital / NHS / University of British Columbia / Cambie Chiropractic Centre / /

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Pauline G Fedder / Jeffrey A Quon / /

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author / Director / Consultant at WorkSafeBC / nurse / Assistant Professor / Clinical Assistant / chiropractor / Research Associate / Corresponding author / /

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lidocaine / IV / /

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Saskatchewan / British Columbia / /

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Clinical Science / /

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