Increasing numbers of those living with and beyond cancer presents a clinical challenge for
pain specialists. A large proportion of these patients experience pain secondary to their …

Pain is frequently reported during cancer disease, and it still remains poorly controlled in
40% of patients. Recent developments in oncology have helped to better control pain …

Context Cancer pain has a severe impact on quality of life and is associated with numerous
psychosocial responses. Recent studies suggest that treatment of cancer pain has improved …

There is still no universally accepted tool for cancer pain assessment or general agreement
on which domains to include in a classification system. In order to improve cancer pain …

Now divided into four parts, the second edition of Cancer Pain delivers broad coverage of
the issues that arise in the management of malignancy-related pain, from basic science …

Cancer pain is prevalent, undertreated, and feared by patients with cancer. In A pril 2013, a
panel of pain experts convened in Singapore to address the treatment of cancer pain. They …

Abstract Background The European Pain in Cancer survey sought to increase
understanding of cancer-related pain and treatment across Europe. Patients and methods …

Purpose Numerous studies on cancer patients have shown that cancer pain still remains
underestimated, poorly assessed, and under-treated. Pain relief should be considered as …

Background While guidelines are available for the management of cancer-related pain, little
attention is given to the assessment and treatment of pain caused by treatments and …

Despite increased attention to cancer pain, pain prevalence in patients with cancer has not
improved over the last decade and one third of cancer patients on anticancer therapy and …