Tuesday, November 1, 2011

Ten Articles, No Abstracts

This morning, I received a list of ten articles recently published about CRPS / RSD.  Unfortunately, I have no access to any of them, as they were published without abstracts and I am currently unwilling to buy articles or give in to any subscription strong-arming.  Still, here are the bare bones of the information for your reference.

from deviant art dot com




Chronic postsurgical pain after nonarthroplasty orthopedic surgery - July 1, 2011 Sugantha Ganapathy, FRCA, FRCPC Jonathan Brookes, FRCA (Techniques in Regional Anesthesia and Pain Management)
Chronic postsurgical pain (CPSP) following nonarthroplasty orthopedic surgery has a variable incidence and results in significant morbidity in patients. The etiology of this persisting pain could be because of a variety of insults during surgery including injuries to nerves and release of inflammatory mediators. Trauma is well known to result in complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS). Phantom limb pain frequently follows both traumatic and ischemic amputations. Both these conditions are well known to result in debilitating pain. Management of CPSP is not only dependent on careful planning of acute pain management but also the treatment of established pain. Preventive strategies include use of multimodal analgesia, preventing opioid-induced hyperalgesia, and use of regional blocks. Treatment of established CPSP will depend on its etiology. Phantom pain and CRPS can be difficult to treat once established. Many therapeutic interventions have been tried with variable success.
Article references are available HERE.

The remaining citations are all from the Supplements to the European Journal of Pain.  Supplements, unfortunately, do not have abstracts provided, but each article/communication can be purchased and then downloaded.  Of course, individual and institutional journal subscriptions are available, too!

Supplements to the European Journal of Pain (ISSN 1090-3801) are published under the title European Journal of Pain Supplements (ISSN 1754-3207). All subscribers to European Journal of Pain automatically receive this publication.
The European Journal of Pain Supplements is an official journal of the European Federation of Chapters of the International Association for the Study of Pain®.
The publication of supplements is subject to the approval of the Editor-in-Chief. All contributions for the European Journal of Pain Supplements are commissioned and no unsolicited material is accepted. Rapid publication is a feature of all supplements.







J.W. Ek R. van Dongen H. Samwel F. Klomp E. Draaijer  - September 1, 2011 (European Journal of Pain Supplements)



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R.S.G.M. Perez - September 1, 2011 (European Journal of Pain Supplements)








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