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. 2020 Jan 20;59(9):2462–2470. doi: 10.1093/rheumatology/kez646

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Fig. 3 — Types of opioids prescribed in patients with incident OA

(A) Types of opioids prescribed in patients with incident OA, including patients not prescribed opioids. (B) Sequence of types of opioids prescribed in patients with incident OA. n = 56 713. The inner circle represents the first opioid prescribed, the second circle the second type of opioid prescribed and the outer circle the third type of opioid prescribed. Percentages are shown in parentheses. BUP (dark blue): buprenorphine; FTY (turquoise): fentanyl; MOP (orange): morphine; OXY (purple): oxycodone; PCM/COD (red): paracetamol/codeine; TRA (blue): tramadol; TRA/PCM (green): tramadol/paracetamol.