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Management of Pain of Postherpetic Neuralgia: A LIDODERM Podcast Series

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Web Editorial Board
Dennis Patin, MD
Associate Professor of Clinical Anesthesiology,
Division Chief; University of Miami,
Miller School of Medicine
Miami, Florida

Gerald Aronoff, MD, DABPM, DABPN
Medical Director, Carolina Pain Associates
Charlotte, North Carolina

Joseph Pergolizzi, MD
Adjunct Faculty, Department of Anesthesiology and
Pain Medicine, Georgetown University School of
Medicine; Senior Partner, Naples Anesthesia and Pain
Associates Group of South West Florida
Naples, Florida

James A. Boesiger, PA-C, MSS, CPE
Credentialed Pain Practitioner, Certified Pain Educator
Advanced Spine and Rehab
Morristown, Tennessee

Ellen Battista, DNS, ANP, PNP
Pain Treatment Consultants of WNY
Buffalo, New York




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