Tramadol Utilization Patterns: A One-Year Retrospective Review

Tramadol constituted over one-quarter of all opioid prescriptions in this academic medical center. Prescribing remained stable across all quarters, with a slight increase observed in Q4. These findings highlight tramadol's significant role in opioid prescribing practices for acute and chronic pain management.

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Psychopharmacology Bulletin
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2025-12-22
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https://doi.org/10.64719/pb.15421
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Veterinary Pharmacology and Anesthesia
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Tramadol Utilization Patterns: A One-Year Retrospective Review

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Tramadol Utilization Patterns: A One-Year Retrospective Review

Omar Viswanath, Anvinh Nguyen
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Abstract

Tramadol constituted over one-quarter of all opioid prescriptions in this academic medical center. Prescribing remained stable across all quarters, with a slight increase observed in Q4. These findings highlight tramadol's significant role in opioid prescribing practices for acute and chronic pain management.

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