The Pain Clinic: An Approach to the Problem of Chronic Pain

Boyd, David B.; Merskey, Harold; Nielsen, Jesper

doi:10.1007/978-94-011-6754-3_11

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The Interdisciplinary Approach To Chronic Pain Management1

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“…Table 2 summarizes the variety of clinical syndromes that can cause patients to present to interdisciplinary pain clinics with CPS. 3 Second, psychiatric, psychological, behavioral, psychosocial, legal, economic, and other related factors, operating alone or in conjunction with medical factors, can shape or radically alter a patient's CPS (D.P.G., unpublished data).…”

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Management and Pharmacotherapy of Chronic Pain Syndromes Including Opioid Pharmacotherapy

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1999

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Emphasizing the importance of an interdisciplinary approach in the treatment and management of patients with chronic pain syndromes (CPS), this article reviews, first, non-pharmacologic approaches and modalities for CPS patients, and next, pharmacologic approaches for CPS patients. Flexibility and the use of multiple modalities are emphasized. The article concludes with the controversial subject of the use of long-term analgesic opioid pharmacotherapy in patients with chronic benign pain syndromes.

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confidence: 99%