The Authors Respond: Topical Ketamine for Reducing Venipuncture Pain

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The Authors Respond: Topical Ketamine for Reducing Venipuncture Pain Publisher Pubmed

Heydari F¹

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1. Department of Emergency Medicine, Faculty of Medicine, Isfahan University of Medical Sciences, Isfahan, Iran

Source: American Journal of Emergency Medicine Published:2022

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MLA	Heydari F. "The Authors Respond: Topical Ketamine for Reducing Venipuncture Pain." American Journal of Emergency Medicine, vol. 56, no. , 2022, pp. 327-328.
APA	Heydari F (2022). The Authors Respond: Topical Ketamine for Reducing Venipuncture Pain. American Journal of Emergency Medicine, 56(), 327-328.
Chicago	Heydari F. "The Authors Respond: Topical Ketamine for Reducing Venipuncture Pain." American Journal of Emergency Medicine 56, no. (2022): 327-328.
Harvard	Heydari F (2022) 'The Authors Respond: Topical Ketamine for Reducing Venipuncture Pain', American Journal of Emergency Medicine, 56(), pp. 327-328.
Vancouver	Heydari F. The Authors Respond: Topical Ketamine for Reducing Venipuncture Pain. American Journal of Emergency Medicine. 2022;56():327-328.
BibTex	@article{ author = {Heydari F}, title = {The Authors Respond: Topical Ketamine for Reducing Venipuncture Pain}, journal = {American Journal of Emergency Medicine}, volume = {56}, number = {}, pages = {327-328}, year = {2022} }
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