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Opioid use is associated with small improvements in pain and physical functioning in patients with chronic noncancer pain

Opioids Offer Small Improvement in Pain, Physical Function

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Benefits for pain and physical function similar between opioids and nonopioid pain meds
For patients with musculoskeletal pain

Early PT Linked to Less Opioid Use in Musculoskeletal Pain

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For opioid-naive patients, early physical therapy tied to less opioid use in shoulder, neck, knee, back pain

November 2018 Briefing – Pain Management

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Here are what the editors at HealthDay consider to be the most important developments in Pain Management for November 2018. This roundup includes the...
An artificial intelligence-based smartphone app can reduce the severity of cancer patients' reported pain and hospital admissions

AI-Based Smartphone App Can Help Cut Cancer Pain Severity

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App can cut both severity of advanced cancer patients' reported pain and hospital admissions
The National Athletic Trainers' Association has issued recommendations for identifying and managing patients with patellofemoral pain; these recommendations form the basis of a position statement published in the September issue of the Journal of Athletic Training.

New Guidelines Issued for Patellofemoral Pain Management

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Treatment should include multimodal approaches to address knee, hip, foot, ankle impairments

October 2018 Briefing – Pain Management

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Here are what the editors at HealthDay consider to be the most important developments in Pain Management for October 2018. This roundup includes the...
Dorsal root ganglion neurostimulation therapy may reduce pain and disability in patients with chronic lower extremity and back pain

ASA: Dorsal Root Ganglion Stimulation Disrupts Back Pain

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Drop in numerical rating scale pain score, ODI for chronic lower extremity, back pain

September 2018 Briefing – Pain Management

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Here are what the editors at HealthDay consider to be the most important developments in Pain Management for September 2018. This roundup includes the...
Magnetic resonance imaging positive for sacroiliitis is seen in a considerable number of healthy individuals without back pain

MRI Indicates Sacroiliitis in Some Healthy Individuals

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Considerable proportion of healthy individuals without back pain have MRI positive for sacroiliitis
Compared with intramuscular pethidine

Patient-Directed IV Remifentanil Cuts Epidural Conversions

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Patient-controlled remifentanil reduces proportion of conversions versus intramuscular pethidine