Research Highlights Emerging Novel Interventions for Neuropathic Pain
Study authors discuss recent advances in the interventional management of neuropathic pain; new therapies are needed to offer longitudinal and sustained management.
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Fibromyalgia Associated With Hypersensitivity to Heat and Auditory Stimuli
Supraspinal augmentation of sensory input, including sound, may represent a hallmark of fibromyalgia.
Lyme Meningitis Can Occur in Regions Where Ticks are Uncommon
Case study shows a patient with headache and neuro-ophthalmic signs, but no rash or joint pain, had contracted Lyme meningitis.
Shoulder Pain in T2D Patients Most Likely Due to Subacromial Disorders
The researchers’ aim was to quantify shoulder disorders using physical exam and ultrasound imaging in patients with both type 2 diabetes and shoulder pain.
OrthoDx: Anterior Shoulder Dislocation
A man experiences pain and weakness in his right knee after his knee was forced into deep flexion on ski jump landing. What is the correct diagnosis?
Uncovering the Cause of a Child’s Limp: From A to Zebra
Limps in children can be the result of infection, trauma, pathologic disease processes, a neoplasm, inflammatory diseases, or neuromuscular diseases.
OrthoDx: Pain and Weakness in Knee After Skiing Accident
A man experiences pain and weakness in his right knee after his knee was forced into deep flexion on ski jump landing. What is the correct diagnosis?
Blue-Light Filtering Lenses Do Not Reduce Computer Eye Strain
A study shows the effects of these devices are no different than standard clear lenses.
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Effective Strategy for Chronic Pain Management in Hemophilia
Nonpharmacologic treatment with cognitive-behavioral therapy combined with physiotherapy may be an effective pain management strategy for patients with severe hemophilia.
Aerobic Exercise in Chronic Low Back Pain May Provide Similar Relief to Low-Dose Morphine
Researchers tested whether aerobic exercise training altered morphine analgesic responses or reduced morphine dosages necessary for adequate analgesia.
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