[HTML][HTML] Unique aspects of clinical trials of invasive therapies for chronic pain

SP Cohen, M Wallace, RL Rauck, BR Stacey - Pain reports, 2019 - journals.lww.com
Nearly all who review the literature conclude that the role of invasive procedures to treat
chronic pain is poorly characterized because of the lack of “definitive” studies. The overt …

[HTML][HTML] Unique aspects of clinical trials of invasive therapies for chronic pain

SP Cohen, M Wallace, RL Rauck, BR Stacey - Pain Reports, 2019 - ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Nearly all who review the literature conclude that the role of invasive procedures to treat
chronic pain is poorly characterized because of the lack of “definitive” studies. The overt …

Unique aspects of clinical trials of invasive therapies for chronic pain

SP Cohen, M Wallace, RL Rauck, BR Stacey - Pain Reports, 2019 - pure.johnshopkins.edu
Nearly all who review the literature conclude that the role of invasive procedures to treat
chronic pain is poorly characterized because of the lack of" definitive" studies. The overt …

Unique aspects of clinical trials of invasive therapies for chronic pain

SP Cohen, M Wallace, RL Rauck… - Pain …, 2018 - pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Nearly all who review the literature conclude that the role of invasive procedures to treat
chronic pain is poorly characterized because of the lack of" definitive" studies. The overt …

Unique aspects of clinical trials of invasive therapies for chronic pain.

SP Cohen, M Wallace, RL Rauck, BR Stacey - Pain Reports, 2018 - europepmc.org
Nearly all who review the literature conclude that the role of invasive procedures to treat
chronic pain is poorly characterized because of the lack of “definitive” studies. The overt …

Unique aspects of clinical trials of invasive therapies for chronic pain.

SP Cohen, M Wallace, RL Rauck, BR Stacey - Pain Reports, 2018 - europepmc.org
Nearly all who review the literature conclude that the role of invasive procedures to treat
chronic pain is poorly characterized because of the lack of “definitive” studies. The overt …