Pain Intensity Assessment and Selection of Analgesic Modality in Patients with Mild Cognitive Impairment

Robert Gasik Robert Gasik, MD, PhD, and Professor Tadeusz Styczynski, MD, PhD (Head of Department), Spondylo-Neurosurgery and Neurology Department, and Pain Clinic, The Eleonora Reicher's Rheumathology Institute, Warsaw, Poland.Correspondence[email protected]

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Tadeusz Styczynski Robert Gasik, MD, PhD, and Professor Tadeusz Styczynski, MD, PhD (Head of Department), Spondylo-Neurosurgery and Neurology Department, and Pain Clinic, The Eleonora Reicher's Rheumathology Institute, Warsaw, Poland.

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