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Objective:To research and compare the therapeutic effect of oxycodone hydrochloride controlled—release tablets and morphine sulfate controlled—release tablets on the visceral cancer pain.Methods:Total of 72 patients with visceral cancer pain were randomly assigned into two groups:OO group was treaded by oxycodone hydrochloride controlled—release tablets,MO Group was given morphine sulfate controlled—release tablets.According to the principle of NCCN(2008),the two groups were titrated by morphine,and then diverted to controlled-release agent.The visual analogue scale(VAS)was kept smaller than 4.The side effects of two groups'and the rescue analgesic doses were recorded after the application of the controlled-release agent for 15 days,and the cost-effectiveness was analysed.Results:The rescue analgesic doses of the OO group were smaller than that of the MO group (P0.05).Conclusion:The two drugs have notable analgesic effect in the visceral cancer pain.Considered gastrointestinal tract side effects and the rescue analgesic dose,Oxycodone hydrochloride controlled—release tablets surpass the Morphine sulfate controlled-release tablets.Oxycodone hydrochloride controlled-release tablets may be a potential regimen for visceral cancer pain.