Predicting factors for chronic postsurgical pain

Can we prevent acute pain
becoming chronic?

By Professor Margarita M Puig

Case study

Dr Michel Dangoisse and colleagues

CPP is characterised by pain in the lower abdomen

Successful management of
chronic pelvic pain

Dr Annica Rhodin

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Managing musculoskeletal pain in an elderly woman

A case of severe pain in multiple areas, in a 76-year-old woman with several co-morbidities is presented by Dr Chris Edwards

A case of severe chronic endometriosis pain

This difficult case of severe pain involved opioid rotation, adjuvants and psychological support, as

Long-term opioid therapy for severe musculoskeletal pain

Prescription of strong opioids for chronic non-malignant pain should meet precise therapeutic goals

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