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Women experience more severe pain following thermal liver ablation, study reports - Interventional News

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Robrecht Knapen A retrospective, single-centre study has found that women more frequently experienced moderate to severe pain and required more analgesics for pain management when compared to men following percutaneous thermal liver ablation. “The reasons why women and men experience different levels of pain are still an ongoing research topic,” write the study’s authors—led by Robrecht Knapen (Maastricht University Medical Center, Maastricht, T…
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