… peripheral mechanisms of pain control. An effective central inhibition of pain apparently
signals a reduced need for recruitment of opioid containing immune cells to the injured site (71). …

… for 20% of all annual outpatient clinic visits [1, 2]. Pain syndromes are also a leading cause
of … in the development of chronic pain syndromes from acute pain with evaluation of the most …

… The clinical implications of the complex interactions between the immune system and pain
control are especially pertinent to immunocompromised patients. An impairment in immune …

… on the mechanisms of neuropathic pain, with special emphasis on clinical implications. …
states: pharmacological strategies to restore diminished inhibitory spinal pain control. Annu Rev …

… Recent evidence indicates that less postoperative hyperalgesia results in better acute
postoperative pain control and may be also associated with an reduced postoperative mortality.*36…

… conditions may benefit from additional measurement of responses to a controlled noxious
stimulus. The implications of the present findings for clinical populations presenting with pain …

… Patterson is the author of one book (2010, American Psychological Association) related to
the topic of this article (Clinical Hypnosis for Pain Control). They receive royalties for the sale …

… Chronic post-mastectomy pain patients reported higher pain rating intensity scores and …
patients reported lower pain intensity and tended to describe their pain as cramping [7]. …

… implications for research, pain treatment, and our theoretical understanding of psychological-pain
… The 2 primary immediate clinical implications of a neuropsychological model of pain …

… pain inhibitory pathways under control of the reward system. The therapeutic clinical implications
of this simple pain … each of the available treatments (pain killers, psychopharmacology, …