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pain medicine

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pain medicine
Internal medicine A new subspecialty of neurology dedicated to the relief and/or control of pain Pharmacology A popular term for an analgesic
Surgical management of pain
• Section of peripheral nerve pathway Neurectomy, splanchnicectomy, dorsal rhizotomy
• Section of CNS pathway Anterolateral cordotomy, trigeminal tractotomy, dorsal root entry zone lesioning
• Procedures to alter affective response to pain  Cingulotomy, obotomy, thalamotomy
• Section of efferent arc of vasomotor reflex Sympathectomy
Suppression by nonablative techniques Stimulation of peripheral nerve, spinal deep brain, intraspinal drug infusion  


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Many people accidentally become addicted to pain medicine so we will use that as an example.
Spinal analgesia Low doses of pain medicine may be injected into the fluid around the spine (called intrathecal injection).
This book brings together experts from the fields of pain medicine, gastroenterology, psychiatry, physiology, genetics, and neuroscience to review the growing evidence that these disorders have substantial comorbidity with each other.
 
 
 
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