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Morphine Myoclonus in Renal Failure: What M3G Does—and Doesn’t—Prove

A board stem may point to M3G when a person taking morphine develops myoclonus amid renal impairment. Learn how to distinguish that neuroexcitatory association from M6G’s opioid effects—and why the clue is not a bedside confirmation.

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