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Acta Orthopaedica Scandinavica, 1978
The evaluation of chronic pain after hip arthroplasty has always been a difficult problem and recently scintigraphy has been recommended as a suitable method of examination for this purpose. On the basis of radiographic and laboratory studies, scintigraphy, allergy tests, cultures and histological examinations, in 16 patients with chronic pain in the ...
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Problems in Clinical Pain Evaluation

Archives of Neurology, 1984
Pain is the most common reason that patients seek medical help. Pain continues to present difficulties, however, as regards both its definition and the methods for accurately measuring it. Our inability to quantify pain adequately has handicapped the comparison of different analgesic drugs, as well as the treatment of pain in general. 1 One of the main
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EVALUATION OF CHRONIC FOOT PAIN

Clinics in Podiatric Medicine and Surgery, 1994
Chronic pain problems and the resultant loss of function and productivity are major problems facing medicine today. Diagnosis of the underlying cause of the pain often eludes our best efforts. Unfortunately, part of the problem stems from the lack of a systematic and logical approach to the evaluation of patients with chronic pain. This article details
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Imaging Evaluation for Calf Pain