1998
DOI: 10.1590/s0004-282x1998000300008
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Opiáceo intratecal na dor crônica não neoplásica: alívio e qualidade de vida

Abstract: RESUMO -O uso de agentes morfínicos para o controle da dor crônica não relacionada a câncer é controverso. Este estudo aferiu o alívio da dor e as mudanças nas atividades de 11 doentes com dor crônica não associada ao câncer, tratados pela infusão intratecal de fármacos morfínicos através de bombas implantáveis. A dor era neuropática em 5 doentes e miofascial em 6. A duração média da queixa álgica foi 5,3 anos. A média da intensidade da dor antes da infusão foi 8,6. Sete doentes apresentavam dor durante 6 ou m… Show more

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“…Pain is usually associated with illness, physical disability or highly significant losses such as body image. It is a very personal feeling that is hard to describe and measure, despite being experienced by [39] most people . responsabilidades profissionais, mudança de profissão/trabalho, reforma antecipada, baixa médica [26] de longo prazo .…”
Section: Pain Symptomatology and Undertreatmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Pain is usually associated with illness, physical disability or highly significant losses such as body image. It is a very personal feeling that is hard to describe and measure, despite being experienced by [39] most people . responsabilidades profissionais, mudança de profissão/trabalho, reforma antecipada, baixa médica [26] de longo prazo .…”
Section: Pain Symptomatology and Undertreatmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Three inhibiting factors were identified: social barriers (OD intake is connected to a negative image linked to illegality); health professionals lack of knowledge about treatment of painful syndromes( this includes a lack of knowledge about physical and chemical dependence, or tolerance, which are not synonymous and are visibly distinct from each other); and the legal system ( on the one hand the law is vague and ambiguous and doctors are afraid when giving instructions; they therefore prescribe minimum doses and use it only as a last resort; on the other hand, the government's disinterest and misinformation allows for the provision of OD for the [40] relief of pain) . Thus, the use of OD as a pain control mainly for CP, is conditioned by social, economical, legal, education, ethical and political issues, and this [39,40] contribute to its prevalence . Nevertheless it is assumed that, at present, in addition to pharmacological interventions, there are nonpharmacological interventions that can be used in pain relief and control which take into account the physical, [8] psychological and social aspects of the individual .…”
Section: Pain Symptomatology and Undertreatmentmentioning
confidence: 99%