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. 2016 Apr 7;76:731–732. doi: 10.1007/s40265-016-0563-6

Erratum to: What to Do, and What Not to Do, When Diagnosing and Treating Breakthrough Cancer Pain (BTcP): Expert Opinion

Working Group Nientemale DEI, R Vellucci 1,, G Fanelli 2, R Pannuti 3, C Peruselli 4, S Adamo 5, G Alongi 6, F Amato 7,8, L Consoletti 9, L Lamarca 10, S Liguori 11, C Lo Presti 12, A Maione 13, S Mameli 14, F Marinangeli 15, S Marulli 16, V Minotti 17, D Miotti 18, L Montanari 19,20, G Moruzzi 21, S Palermo 22, M Parolini 23, P Poli 24, W Tirelli 25,26, A Valle 27, P Romualdi 28
PMCID: PMC4969894  PMID: 27055526

Erratum to: Drugs (2016) 76:315–330 DOI 10.1007/s40265-015-0519-2

Page 324, Table 1, which previously appeared as:

Table 1.

Characteristics of opioids used for BTP (times in minutes)

Analgesic onset Availability Dwell time
Oral morphine 30–45′ 30 NA
Oral oxycodone 30–45′ 40–50 NA
OTFC 15–30 50 15
FBT 15 65 15
SLF 10–15 70 2
FBSF 15 65 2–5
INFS 5–10 80–90 NA
FPNS 5–10 70 NA

BTP breakthrough pain, FBT fentanyl buccal tablet, FBSF fentanyl buccal soluble film, FBNS fentanyl pectyn nasal spray, INFS intranasal fentanyl spray, OTFC oral transmucosal fentanyl cytrate, SLF sublingual fentanyl

Should appear as:

Table 1.

Characteristics of opioids used for BTP (times in minutes)

Analgesic onset Availability Dwell time
Oral morphine 30–45′ 30 NA
Oral oxycodone 30–45′ 40–50 NA
OTFC 15–30 50 15
FBT 15 65 15
SLF 10–15 70 2
FBSF 15 65 2–5
INFS 5–10 80–90 NA
FPNS 5–10 70 NA
FCSL 6 ~70 NA

BTP breakthrough pain, FBT fentanyl buccal tablet, FBSF fentanyl buccal soluble film, FBNS fentanyl pectin nasal spray, INFS intranasal fentanyl spray, OTFC oral transmucosal fentanyl citrate, SLF sublingual fentanyl, FCSL fentanyl citrate sublingual

Footnotes

The online version of the original article can be found under doi:10.1007/s40265-015-0519-2.


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