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Peri-response pharmacokinetics of remifentanil during a self-administration session indicates that neither blood nor brain levels are titrated.

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Peri-response pharmacokinetics of remifentanil during a self-administration session indicates that neither blood nor brain levels are titrated. (English)

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Jose A Crespo

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Leigh V Panlilio

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Charles W Schindler

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Katja Sturm

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Alois Saria

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Gerald Zernig

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