The explosive growth of our knowledge of every aspect of pain in recent years has produced major advances in the classification and management of the varieties of pain. However, despite of advancing knowledge in the field of pain medicine for last decades, the burden of pain remains unacceptably high. Epidemiological studies point to the high prevalence of chronic pain across the world associated with staggering socioeconomic costs. Unfortunately, existing therapies fail to offer good pain relief to the majority of these patients. There have been some modest advances with the approval of some new therapies, but nevertheless pain medicine is still waiting to find out new initiatives and approaches that serve to a better understanding of pain...
Pain is a multidimensional sensory experience that isintrinsically unpleasant and associated with hu...
As we approach the new millennium, it is clear that we are on the brink of a major change in clinica...
Cancer related pain may be due to the malignant disease itself, or subsequent to treatments, such as...
Control of pain and the suffering that it causes still eludes us. Despite impressive progress in the...
Pain is a complex interaction of sensory, emotional and behavioural factors. Chronic pain is among t...
Pain is one of the most common complaints for which patients approach physicians. In spite of this t...
According to a 1998 World Health Organization Survey of 26 000 primary care patients on five contine...
Chronic pain represents an immense clinical problem. With tens of millions of people in the United S...
Chronic pain is currently under-diagnosed and under-treated, partly because doctors' training in pai...
Pain which persists after healing is expected to have taken place, or which exists in the absence of...
Pain is an unpleasant sensation but indeed it is one of the vital alarm systems in human body. It h...
Severe and intractable pain is one of the most difficult and challenging neurological conditions to ...
The general health and well-being of some people is compromised because of life circumstances such a...
ing specialty. It is defined as a “discipline of medicine devoted to the diagnosis, treatment of pa...
How does one approach the patient with complaints of chronic pain? What are the questions that need ...
Pain is a multidimensional sensory experience that isintrinsically unpleasant and associated with hu...
As we approach the new millennium, it is clear that we are on the brink of a major change in clinica...
Cancer related pain may be due to the malignant disease itself, or subsequent to treatments, such as...
Control of pain and the suffering that it causes still eludes us. Despite impressive progress in the...
Pain is a complex interaction of sensory, emotional and behavioural factors. Chronic pain is among t...
Pain is one of the most common complaints for which patients approach physicians. In spite of this t...
According to a 1998 World Health Organization Survey of 26 000 primary care patients on five contine...
Chronic pain represents an immense clinical problem. With tens of millions of people in the United S...
Chronic pain is currently under-diagnosed and under-treated, partly because doctors' training in pai...
Pain which persists after healing is expected to have taken place, or which exists in the absence of...
Pain is an unpleasant sensation but indeed it is one of the vital alarm systems in human body. It h...
Severe and intractable pain is one of the most difficult and challenging neurological conditions to ...
The general health and well-being of some people is compromised because of life circumstances such a...
ing specialty. It is defined as a “discipline of medicine devoted to the diagnosis, treatment of pa...
How does one approach the patient with complaints of chronic pain? What are the questions that need ...
Pain is a multidimensional sensory experience that isintrinsically unpleasant and associated with hu...
As we approach the new millennium, it is clear that we are on the brink of a major change in clinica...
Cancer related pain may be due to the malignant disease itself, or subsequent to treatments, such as...