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Chronic Pain Management

This reprint provides a rich and varied collection of articles reflecting the landscape of contemporary research and scholarship on chronic pain and its management. The collection includes reviews and primary research that challenge established beliefs and open new avenues for exploration. The colle...

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Format: Online
Language:English
Published: MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute 2024
Subjects:
pain
analgesic
pharmacogenetic testing
pharmacological therapy
effectiveness
adverse effects
radiculopathy
epidural injection
predictor
corticosteroid
electromyography
hyalurodinase
chronic pain
analgesia
pain perception
sensory illusions
embodied pain
painogenic environment
evolutionary mismatch hypothesis
Cyriax method
transverse frictions
deep friction massage
deep transverse massage
friction massage
analgesics
cytochrome P-450 CYP2D6
codeine
pharmacogenetics
pain management
chronic lower back pain
hierarchical neural network
logistic regression analysis
chronic musculoskeletal pain
chronic low back pain
psychological variables
sensorimotor variables
pain catastrophizing
fear of movement
attentional preference
linguistic
visual stimuli
empathic accuracy
informal caregiver
spouse
health status
personality
low back pain
motor control impairment
movement control disease
movement test
reliability
validity
cancer
adverse drug effects
polymorphism
mental health
psychological stress
job stress
medical staff
vibration
symptoms
peak torque
parasympathetic activation
range of motion
n/a
acupuncture
systematic review
evidence synthesis
Achilles
tendon
running
continuous epidural infusion
fentanyl
herpes zoster
ropivacaine
postherpetic neuralgia
neuropathic pain
intervention
diabetes mellitus
neuropathy
pharmacological treatment
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Online Access:ONIX_20240704_9783725811199_74
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Summary:This reprint provides a rich and varied collection of articles reflecting the landscape of contemporary research and scholarship on chronic pain and its management. The collection includes reviews and primary research that challenge established beliefs and open new avenues for exploration. The collection has been edited by Mark I. Johnson, PhD, Professor of Pain and Analgesia, and Director of the Centre for Pain Research at Leeds Beckett University. Mark has investigated the science of pain and its management for over 35 years, focusing on factors influencing pain experience and response to treatment. More recently, he has explored art and pain, community-support pain services, and the concept of painogenicity.

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