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Dr. David Glick has been presenting a course on pain pathways at PAINWeek for years. It is always well attended, and always pertinent. Why? Effective clinical management of pain requires an understanding of the underlying mechanisms responsible for its generation. A skillful approach—based upon...
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Are enough practitioners aware that psychiatrists can be pain management specialists? The psychiatric pain management approach may be very different than that of a PM&R physician or neurologist. What works? What should primary care physicians, and so many others, know? PAINWeek asked Dr. Michael...
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Teamwork makes the dream work…and very probably lessens the pain burden on a patient. Dr. Mark Garofoli gives his view of the importance of collaborative care. He is an assistant professor and clinical pain management pharmacist at the West Virginia University School of Medicine in Morgantown.
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The journal of Arthritis & Rheumatology reports on a pain management procedure for knee osteoarthritis. In a randomized, placebo controlled 12 week trial, 59 patients received either injections of saline (placebo) or 3 injections of celestone chronodose and bupivacaine to the genicular nerves...
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A retrospective review of high or mid thoracic vertebral compression fractures (VCF) examined outcomes after either high viscosity cement (HVC) vertebroplasty (VP) or low viscosity cement (LVC) balloon kyphoplasty (BKP) repairs. 114 patients in a single tertiary medical center were included. Outcome...
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Adenosine is a ubiquitous signaling molecule that has several physiological roles. Subtypes are associated with analgesia and have anti-inflammatory properties. Dr. Paul Christo, an associate professor at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, explains how it works, its mechanism of action...
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The journal of Science reports findings from researchers accessing chemotypes from a virtual library of over 300 million molecules. The authors of the study “computationally docked each virtual molecule into the highly similar α2BAR binding site, prioritizing those that physically fit and that were...
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The Journal of Psychiatric Research published findings which make clear that, among women veterans, betrayal was associated with both pain intensity and joint intensity. “Moral injury” is defined as resulting from traumatic experiences that conflict with a person’s deeply held moral beliefs. In the...
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