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Evaluating Pain and Disability
Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Clinics of North America, 2001This article has attempted to present an overview of how pain and disability interact, the incidence and cost of disability secondary to painful conditions, a review of the current disability systems, how pain should be evaluated, and some thoughts on the future of disability and pain.
T, Strax, M, Grabois
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Neurophysiological evaluation of pain
Electroencephalography and Clinical Neurophysiology, 1998Neurophysiological techniques for the evaluation of pain in humans have made important advances in the last decade. A number of features of neuroanatomy and physiology of nociception qualifies pain as a multidimensional phenomenon which is rather unique among the sensory systems and which poses a number of technical and procedural requirements for its ...
B, Bromm, J, Lorenz
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Outpatient Evaluation of Knee Pain
Medical Clinics of North America, 2021Knee pain is present in up to 20% of the adult general population and can be significantly debilitating to patients. A thorough history and physical examination can help localize the source of inflammation or injury to further determine if imaging, physical therapy, specialty referral, or surgery is necessary.
Natalie, Farha +2 more
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Medical Clinics of North America, 2014
Musculoskeletal complaints account for about 20% to 30% of all primary care office visits; of these visits, discomfort in the knee, shoulder, and back are the most prevalent musculoskeletal symptoms. Having pain or dysfunction in the front part of the knee is a common presentation and reason for a patient to see a health care provider.
Engene, Hong, Michael C, Kraft
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Musculoskeletal complaints account for about 20% to 30% of all primary care office visits; of these visits, discomfort in the knee, shoulder, and back are the most prevalent musculoskeletal symptoms. Having pain or dysfunction in the front part of the knee is a common presentation and reason for a patient to see a health care provider.
Engene, Hong, Michael C, Kraft
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Emergency Medicine Clinics of North America, 1989
This article discusses the approach to evaluation of abdominal pain in the Emergency Department setting. The physiologic differences among visceral, somatic, and referred pain are reviewed, as is the clinical significance of anorexia, nausea, and vomiting.
M S, Hickey, G J, Kiernan, K E, Weaver
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This article discusses the approach to evaluation of abdominal pain in the Emergency Department setting. The physiologic differences among visceral, somatic, and referred pain are reviewed, as is the clinical significance of anorexia, nausea, and vomiting.
M S, Hickey, G J, Kiernan, K E, Weaver
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2016
Pain is a subjective phenomenon. It is different for each individual who experiences it and, for any individual, will depend on a multiplicity of factors, including its cause, context, and meaning. The sensation of pain is influenced by innumerable factors, not only at the time of the stimulus, but also during the individual’s prior experience ...
Richard D.W. Hain, Satbir Singh Jassal
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Pain is a subjective phenomenon. It is different for each individual who experiences it and, for any individual, will depend on a multiplicity of factors, including its cause, context, and meaning. The sensation of pain is influenced by innumerable factors, not only at the time of the stimulus, but also during the individual’s prior experience ...
Richard D.W. Hain, Satbir Singh Jassal
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Evaluation of paediatric hip pain
British Journal of Hospital Medicine, 2023Hip pain in a child can pose a diagnostic conundrum. In most cases, the cause of a painful hip is often attributed to trauma, but a number of these cases will be atraumatic. The main entities to consider are inflammatory, infective and neoplastic causes.
Nida, Mushtaq +5 more
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Comprehensive Evaluation for Chronic Pain
Primary Care: Clinics in Office Practice, 2022Chronic pain is a common presenting problem in primary care offices. Primary pain disorders and chronic pain secondary to another underlying medical problem can significantly impact a patient's function and quality of life. Chronic pain is a complex diagnosis requiring individualized biomedical, psychosocial, and behavioral evaluations for each patient.
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Evaluation of Pain Management Documentation
Southern Medical Journal, 2011Accurate and consistent documentation of pain management, including patient responses regarding improvement in pain scores, is essential for improving patient care. The objective of the project was to evaluate the current prescribing patterns and to review the current documentation for opioid-managed, chronic pain patients in an academic continuity of ...
Christina E, DeRemer +3 more
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