Postamputation limb pain or phantom limb pain (PLP) develops due to the complex interplay
of peripheral and central sensitization. The pain mechanisms are different during the initial …

Introduction Chronic pain and reduced function are significant problems for Military Service
members and Veterans following amputation. Peripheral nerve stimulation (PNS) is a …

Background: Orthopaedic trauma etiologies are a common cause for amputation. Targeted
muscle reinnervation (TMR) is a technique aimed at reducing or preventing pain and …

Objective Acute neuropathic pain is a significant diagnostic challenge, and it is closely
related to our understanding of both acute pain and neuropathic pain. Diagnostic criteria for …

Introduction & aim: Temporary (60-day) percutaneous peripheral nerve stimulation (PNS)
has demonstrated effectiveness for the treatment of chronic post-amputation pain, and this …

The role of regional anesthesia in trauma care has grown substantially over the past few
decades. Rapid advancements in techniques involving high-fidelity ultrasound and an …

Objective To determine if the perioperative administration of valproic acid reduces the
incidence of chronic pain three months after amputation or revision surgery. Design …

Neuroma, a pathological response to peripheral nerve injury, refers to the abnormal growth
of nerve tissue characterized by disorganized axonal proliferation. Commonly occurring after …

Abstract Purpose of Review Traumatic neuromas in general, and trigeminal traumatic
neuromas in particular, are relatively rare entities originating from a damage to a …

Background Patients undergoing limb amputation (LA) or limb‐sparing (LS) for lower
extremity oncologic diagnoses are at similar risk for chronic postsurgical pain of neuropathic …