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Nalbuphine and Addiction: From the Basic Science to Clinical Set
2019
Journal of clinical research in anesthesiology
The use of opioids, especially morphine, has been the main choice for analgesia in moderate to severe pain. Nalbuphine (C 21 H 27 NO 4 ) is a synthetic kappa-receptor agonist and partial mu-receptor antagonist opioid drug, available and approved to use, designated in an attempt to provide analgesia without the undesirable side effects of pure mu-opioids agonists like morphine. The possibility of using nalbuphine as an alternative drug in view of the increasing worldwide addiction/dependence
doi:10.33309/2639-8915.020202
fatcat:25qkmhx2rrc4bd443smvmayrmm