Visceral pain: the ins and outs, the ups and downs : Current Opinion in Supportive and Palliative
Care Visceral pain: the ins and outs, the ups and downs : Current Opinion in Supportive and …

Progress in the field of visceral pain research has been particularly rapid in recent years.
Some aspects of the symptom that had previously been neglected for some time have now …

Chronic visceral pain is a frequent and disabling condition. Despite high prevalence and
impact, chronic visceral pain is not represented in ICD-10 in a systematic manner. Chronic …

Visceral pain is the most common form of pain produced by disease and one of the most
frequent reasons why patients seek medical attention. Yet much of what we know about the …

Visceral pain is experienced by 40% of the population, and 28% of cancer patients suffer
from pain arising from intra‐abdominal metastasis or from treatment. Neuroanatomy of …

Co-existing algogenic conditions in two internal organs in the same patient may mutually
enhance pain symptoms (viscero-visceral hyperalgesia). The present study assessed this …

Pain involving thoracic, abdominal, or pelvic organs is a common cause for physician
consultations, including one‐third of chronic pain patients who report that visceral organs …

The mechanism of visceral pain is still less understood compared with that of somatic pain.
This is primarily due to the diverse nature of visceral pain compounded by multiple factors …