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Targeting Neuropilin-1 for Cancer Pain Treatment: A Trial With Potential for Clinical Translation. [PDF]
Cancer ControlShen S +7 more
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Combined spinal cord stimulation and intrathecal Morphine-Sufentanil therapy for refractory cancer pain: a case report. [PDF]
Front AgingZhang ZS, Zhang Y, Wu J.
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Early detection of opioid-induced constipation in patients initiating weak opioids for chronic non-cancer pain. [PDF]
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Current Opinion in Supportive & Palliative Care, 2008
Cancer pain management is in continuous innovation and new data are available that could change the therapeutical approach and guidelines.There are different fields of research that produce new data and interesting findings. The principal data regard the factors influencing the analgesic response, breakthrough cancer pain management, opioid switching ...
Tseng, Tsui Hwa, Lin, Chia Chin
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Cancer pain management is in continuous innovation and new data are available that could change the therapeutical approach and guidelines.There are different fields of research that produce new data and interesting findings. The principal data regard the factors influencing the analgesic response, breakthrough cancer pain management, opioid switching ...
Tseng, Tsui Hwa, Lin, Chia Chin
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The management of cancer pain [PDF]
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 1994 Surveys indicate that clinicians are frequently ill equipped to treat cancer pain. Pain is often poorly assessed, and many caregivers lack sufficient knowledge to optimize treatment. Effective management requires an understanding of pain pathophysiology, the ability to identify and evaluate pain syndromes, and familiarity with proven therapeutic ...
Nathan Cherny, R K Portenoy
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Journal of Psychosomatic Research, 1970
Abstract The Cornell Medical Index was used to provide more information regarding the personality disturbance of cancer patients referred to a Pain Clinic. There was no significant correlation between the scores of the Cornell Medical Index and the response to procedures for pain relief of a sample of 54 patients with presistent pain referred from ...
J M, Woodforde, J R, Fielding
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Abstract The Cornell Medical Index was used to provide more information regarding the personality disturbance of cancer patients referred to a Pain Clinic. There was no significant correlation between the scores of the Cornell Medical Index and the response to procedures for pain relief of a sample of 54 patients with presistent pain referred from ...
J M, Woodforde, J R, Fielding
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Interventional Pain Treatments for Cancer Pain
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 2008Cancer pain is prevalent and often multifactorial. For a segment of the cancer pain population, pain control remains inadequate despite full compliance with the WHO analgesic guidelines including use of coâanalgesics. The failure to obtain acceptable pain or symptom relief prompted the inclusion of a fourth step to the WHO analgesic ladder, which ...
Paul J, Christo, Danesh, Mazloomdoost
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Pain and pain generation in pancreatic cancer
Langenbeck's Archives of Surgery, 2008Pain can be a frequent symptom during the natural history of a patient with pancreatic cancer. An increase in incidence with disease progression and the presence of unbearable pain may preclude a curative resection.Even in those patients with resectable pancreatic cancer, the presence of pain has an impact on prognosis.
Di Mola F. F., Di Sebastiano P.
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Drugs of Today, 2004
Pain is probably one of the most common cancer symptoms. In addition to being a major source of suffering and disability, cancer pain is extremely frightening for patients and their families. This review discusses the current options for treating cancer pain, focusing on the pharmacological agents currently available and briefly exploring some of the ...
Konstantin V, Slavin +2 more
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Pain is probably one of the most common cancer symptoms. In addition to being a major source of suffering and disability, cancer pain is extremely frightening for patients and their families. This review discusses the current options for treating cancer pain, focusing on the pharmacological agents currently available and briefly exploring some of the ...
Konstantin V, Slavin +2 more
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