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2. KULICH, RONALD J. PHD; PELLETIER, NINA J. ESQ Medico-Legal Case Report and Commentary: Inadequate Pain Management in the Context of Terminal Cancer. The Case of Lester Tomlinson: Commentary, Ronald J. Kulich, PhD, and Nina J. Pelletier, Esq.Pain Medicine. 5(2):225-226, June 2004.
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3. JOSEPH, RON Medico-Legal Case Report and Commentary: Inadequate Pain Management in the Context of Terminal Cancer. The Case of Lester Tomlinson: Commentary: Ron Joseph.Pain Medicine. 5(2):223-224, June 2004.
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4. JORANSON, DAVID E. MSSE Medico-Legal Case Report and Commentary: Inadequate Pain Management in the Context of Terminal Cancer. The Case of Lester Tomlinson: Commentary: David E. Joranson, MSSW.Pain Medicine. 5(2):222-223, June 2004.
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5. JOHNSON, SANDRA H. JD, LLM Medico-Legal Case Report and Commentary: Inadequate Pain Management in the Context of Terminal Cancer. The Case of Lester Tomlinson: Commentary: Sandra H. Johnson, JD, LLM.Pain Medicine. 5(2):219-221, June 2004.
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7. Tucker, Kathryn L. JD * Medico-Legal Case Report and Commentary: Inadequate Pain Management in the Context of Terminal Cancer. The Case of Lester Tomlinson.Pain Medicine. 5(2):214-217, June 2004.
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