objective pain

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objective pain

Pain induced by some external or internal irritant, by inflammation, or by injury to nerves, organs, or other tissues that interferes with the function, nutrition, or circulation of the affected part. It is usually traceable to a definite pathologic process.

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In our study, assessment of pain was done using Hannallah's Objective Pain Score at different time intervals postoperatively for up to 24 hours.

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Postoperative analgesia, sedation and motor block were evaluated with modified objective pain scale, three-point scale and modified Bromage scale respectively.

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