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. Is intra-operative passive movement therapy (IPM) effective in reducing postoperative morphine consumption, and improving the quality of recovery and functional ability of patients following breast reconstruction surgery? A randomised controlled trial. [version 1; not peer reviewed]. NIHR Open Res 2021, 1:8 (document) (https://doi.org/10.3310/nihropenres.1115152.1)
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Is intra-operative passive movement therapy (IPM) effective in reducing postoperative morphine consumption, and improving the quality of recovery and functional ability of patients following breast reconstruction surgery? A randomised controlled trial.

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Published 25 Jun 2021

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Is intra-operative passive movement therapy (IPM) effective in reducing postoperative morphine consumption, and improving the quality of recovery and functional ability of patients following breast reconstruction surgery? A randomised controlled trial.

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Analgesia, Pain, Physiotherapy, Post-operative, Recovery
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