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ALR
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ALRAutomatic Locking Retractor (seat belts)
ALRAlliance for Lupus Research (New York City)
ALRAmerican Law Reports (analysis legal issues)
ALRAdministrative License Revocation
ALRAgricultural Land Reserve (Canada)
ALRArt Loss Register
ALRAustralian Law Reports (University of Tasmania Library)
ALRAnalgesia
ALRAmerican Law Review
ALRAction Leakage Rate (annual average atmospheric dispersion factor)
ALRAllgemeines Landrecht (Prussian civil code)
ALRAustralian Literary Review
ALRadiabatic lapse rate
ALRAdvanced Launch System
ALRArtillery Locating Radar
ALRAllergenic Effects
ALRApplication Location Register (Sprint)
ALRAirlift-Loop Reactor
ALRAdvanced Logic Research, Incorporated
ALRAlternate Link Routing
ALRAssociated Lighting Representatives, Inc (Oakland, CA)
ALRAdministrative Letter Report
ALRAutomated Legal Research
ALRAcademy Law Review
ALRAllowable Level of Risk
ALRAutomatic Laser Restart
ALRAutomated Literature Request System (Sprint)
ALRAutomatic Lightpath Restoration (Lucent)
ALRAgents Loss Reporting
ALRAirborne Laser Range Finder
ALRApplication Layer Relay (ANSI)
ALRApplication-level Requirement
ALRAcceptable Loss Rate
ALRAugusto Luis Ralha


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Fentanyl Injection is widely used in analgesia and sedation, as well as in anesthesia and as an anesthetic adjunct, but its use has been contraindicated in Japan for pediatric patients aged two and under because its safety in this group had not been established.
The analgesia appeared to be quite beneficial, and both pain medications were eventually added to the protocol.
The study, led by Dr Peter Gray from Brisbane's Mater Mothers' Hospital, surveyed 212 Australian hospitals about their awareness of the benefits and use of analgesia for minor procedures in newborns.
 
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