BMJ · 1992 · 175 citations · 11 references
Although motor neurone disease is an uncommon disorder, many of its symptoms occur commonly in medical practice and must be actively treated. Opioids are both safe and effective for such treatment. The term chocking is both inaccurate and inappropriate in describing the cause of death in motor neurone disease and its use should be abandoned.
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RESPIRATORY COMPLICATIONS AND THEIR MANAGEMENT IN MOTOR NEURON DISEASE
Robin Howard, C M Wiles, L. Loh · Brain · 1989 · 65 citations
Motor neurone disease: towards better care.
F. H. Norris, Richard Smith, Eric H. Denys · BMJ · 1985 · 43 citations · Full text
Motor Control Disorders, Neurological Disorder, Hospice Care +23