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Although the prevalence and severity of pain are similar in medical and surgical wards, managing acute pain effectively in non-surgical patients has proved problematic. This article outlines recent updates in the general principles of acute pain assessment and management in medical patients. The challenges of managing patients with acute neuropathic pain, patients with drug dependency issues and elderly patients are specifically addressed.
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