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Fentanyl Gel Patches Recalled Due to Manufacturing Defect
Link ID 3329
Title Fentanyl Gel Patches Recalled Due to Manufacturing Defect
Url http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/570329?src=rss
Description A cut edge in the drug reservoir may lead to direct exposure to fentanyl gel (Duragesic) resulting in potentially fatal adverse events. Medscape Medical News
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Date Feb 19, 2008
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