Hospitalization due to acute exacerbation of chronic pain: An intervention study in a university hospital Tập 17 - Trang 345-349 - 2017
Daniel W. Wheeler, Sara Kinna, Andrew Bell, Peter J. Featherstone, David J. Sapsford, Sam P. Bass
Abstract Background and aims Hospitalization as a result of acute exacerbation
of complex chronic pain is a largely hidden problem, as patients are often
admitted to hospital under a variety of specialities, and there is frequently no
overarching inpatient chronic pain service dedicated to their management. Our
institution had established an inpatient acute pain service overseen by pain
physicians... hiện toàn bộ
A meta-analysis of fear-avoidance and pain intensity: The paradox of chronic pain Tập 13 - Trang 43-58 - 2016
Emily B. Kroska
Abstract Background The fear-avoidance model of chronic pain has established
avoidance as a predictor of negative outcomes in chronic pain patients.
Avoidance, or deliberate attempts to suppress or prevent unwanted experiences
(e.g., pain), has been studied extensively, with multiple reviews implicating
this behavior as a predictor of disability, physical disuse, and depression.
Despite hundreds o... hiện toàn bộ
A longitudinal exploration of pain tolerance and participation in contact sports Tập 16 - Trang 36-44 - 2017
Claire Thornton, David Sheffield, Andrew Baird
Abstract Background/aims Athletes who choose to engage in contact sports do so
with the knowledge that participation will bring pain in the form of contact
with others, injury, and from exertion. Whilst athletes who play contact sports
have been shown to have higher pain tolerance than those who do not, it is
unclear whether this is a result of habituation over time, or as a result of
individual d... hiện toàn bộ
Experimental design and reporting standards for improving the internal validity of pre-clinical studies in the field of pain: Consensus of the IMI-Europain consortium Tập 7 - Trang 58-70 - 2015
K.L. Knopp, C. Stenfors, C. Baastrup, A.W. Bannon, M. Calvo, O. Caspani, G. Currie, N.B. Finnerup, W. Huang, J.D. Kennedy, I. Lefevre, I. Machin, M. Macleod, H. Rees, A.S.C. Rice, K. Rutten, M. Segerdahl, J. Serra, R. Wodarski, O.-G. Berge
AbstractBackground and aimsPain is a subjective experience, and as such,
pre-clinical models of human pain are highly simplified representations of
clinical features. These models are nevertheless critical for the delivery of
novel analgesics for human pain, providing pharmacodynamic measurements of
activity and, where possible, on-target confirmation of that activity. It has,
however, been sugges... hiện toàn bộ
The disruptive effects of pain on multitasking in a virtual errands task Tập 16 - Trang 29-35 - 2017
David J. Moore, Anna S. Law
Abstract Background and aims Pain is known to have a disruptive effect on
cognitive performance, but prior studies have used highly constrained laboratory
tasks that lack ecological validity. In everyday life people are required to
complete more complex sets of tasks, prioritising task completion and recalling
lists of tasks which need to be completed, and these tasks continue to be
attempted duri... hiện toàn bộ
A population based study of the prevalence of pain in Iceland Tập 1 - Trang 151-157 - 2010
Sigridur Gunnarsdottir, Sandra E. Ward, Ronald C. Serlin
Abstract Prevalence estimates of pain differ depending on how it is defined and
measured and on the populations studied. It has been estimated that on a given
day, as many as 30–44% of the general population experience some kind of pain.
Information about the prevalence of pain in Iceland is not available. The aims
of this study were to evaluate the prevalence of pain of various origins among
the ... hiện toàn bộ