ArticleJournal of pain research2020
Use of a Long-Acting Opioid Microsphere Formulation to Overcome Difficulties in Swallowing Pain Medication.
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Abstract
purposeXtampza ER SUBJECTS AND
methodsEleven subjects with chronic pain who reported pill-swallowing difficulty were enrolled in a 6-week uncontrolled open-label pilot study in which their prescribed daily opioid medication was converted to XER. Swallowing difficulty, pain intensity, opioid satisfaction, and secondary indicators of pain response were recorded for subjects throughout the study.
resultsBoth swallowing difficulty and opioid satisfaction (XER vs baseline opioid) improved significantly over the 6-week study period (
conclusionSubjects experienced improvement in both swallowing and opioid medication satisfaction after conversion to XER with no significant change in pain intensity and related measures.
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