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For patients with severe cancer pain episodes

Study Assesses Sublingual Fentanyl Vs Morphine for CA Pain

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Both treatments were found to be safe; majority of patients preferred sublingual administration
For patients with chronic pain receiving opioids

Patient Perception of Provider Concern Impacts Satisfaction

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Findings in private practice pain management clinic for patients prescribed opioids
Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation can reduce pain during office hysterectomy without sedation

TENS Relieves Pain During Office Hysterectomy Without Sedation

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Reduction in pain, and significant increase in patient satisfaction for active TENS group
For most patients with chronic pancreatitis

Optimized Treatment Relieves Pain in Chronic Pancreatitis

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Significant pain relief for most with chronic pancreatitis with optimized medical, interventional tx
For patients undergoing autologous breast reconstruction

No Effect for BUP TAP Catheter on Chronic Pain After Breast Recon

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No difference in chronic postsurgical pain incidence for TAP catheter delivering bupivacaine, saline
Chair yoga may produce sustained improvements in pain interference among older adults with lower extremity osteoarthritis

Chair Yoga Helps Older Adults Manage Osteoarthritis Pain

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Benefits include lasting reduction in pain interference and short-term decreases in pain and fatigue
There is high satisfaction for a postpartum self-administered medication program on postpartum wards

Most Postpartum Moms OK With Self-Administered Pain Meds

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Eighty percent median overall improvement in pain; some users would prefer drug dispensing by nurse
Patients who experience unrecognized myocardial infarction (MI) have reduced pain sensitivity compared to those who experience recognized MI

Unrecognized Heart Attacks Tied to Higher Pain Tolerance

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Lack of symptoms in unrecognized MI may be due to reduced pain sensitivity
Studies reporting pharmacological and adjuvant analgesic modalities for post-craniotomy pain control have significant divergence in their research methods

Research for Post-Craniotomy Analgesia Uneven in Quality

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Finding of superior pain relief with opioids, with no significant side effects, but study quality deemed low
Despite evidence for sweet taste reducing pain and crying time in neonates

Review Provides Evidence for Sweet Taste Analgesia in Infants

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Reduction in pain and crying time for neonates, but most trials still include placebo/no-tx arm