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Brief Report: Incidence of Diagnoses Using ICD-9 Codes Specifying Chronic Pain (not Neoplasm Related) in the Primary Diagnostic Position, Active Component, U.S. Armed Forces, 2007-2014

Overview
Journal MSMR
Specialties Emergency Medicine
Public Health
Date 2016 Jan 5
PMID 26726723
Citations 10
Authors
Leslie L Clark
Stephen B Taubman
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