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    A phase III randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial of gabapentin in the management of hot flashes in men (N00CB)

    Author
    1. A.C. Dueck
    2. Atala
    3. B.S. Khoyratty
    4. Barton
    5. Burch
    6. Butt
    7. C.L. Loprinzi
    8. Charig
    9. Cohen
    10. D.L. Barton
    11. G.W. Marsa
    12. Goldberg
    13. Guttuso
    14. Guttuso
    15. J.D. Bearden
    16. K.M. Rowland
    17. L. Kottschade
    18. Loprinzi
    19. Loprinzi
    20. Loprinzi
    21. Loprinzi
    22. Loprinzi
    23. Loprinzi
    24. McNair
    25. P.J. Atherton
    26. Pandya
    27. Pandya
    28. Pockaji
    29. Pocock
    30. Quella
    31. Quella
    32. Rao
    33. S. Jafar
    34. Schow
    35. Sloan
    36. Stearns
    37. Stearns
    38. T.R. Fitch
    39. W.H. Knutson
    Publication venue
    Oxford University Press
    Publication date
    01/03/2009
    Field of study
    No full text
    Introduction: Hot flashes represent a significant problem in men undergoing androgen deprivation therapy
    Crossref
    PubMed Central
    Lehigh Valley Health Network: LVHN Scholarly Works
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