Science Fiction or Modern Medicine?
From apps that track pain symptoms to using apps as distractions during procedures, pain management specialists are increasingly turning toward technology in their every day practices.
Pediatric Pain Management
Gene Variation Leaves Patients With Leukemia At Risk for Peripheral Neuropathy
Researchers screened patient DNA for almost 1 million common inherited genetic variations and found that 60.8% of those who inherited two copies of a variation in a gene named CEP72developed peripheral neuropathy
Medical Journals Advised Not to Fear Litigation
Rejecting publications based on possible lawsuits limits discourse, according to study.
Approaches to Complementary Health Change in Recent Years
Yoga practice and fish oil use up, some other supplement use down
Newborns Showing Signs of Opioid Withdrawl On Rise
The number of babies grew 15-fold.
Alternatives to Meds May Be Effective for GI Disorders
Improvements with hypnotherapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, probiotics in AP-FGIDs
Pregnant Patients Deserve Special Consideration When Managing Pain
It is irresponsible to assume that once a patient is pregnant, her pain management is the responsibility of the obstetric team.
Pain Case Report: Cramping, Foreign Body in Stool
A child presents to the emergency department with a seven-inch live worm in his stool.
Concussion Detection, Management Varies Widely
All too often, physicians, coaches, and athletes are swayed into making a quick conclusion after a hard hit.
Limit Post-Tonsillectomy Morphine in Children
Post-surgical pain relief with ibuprofen just as effective.
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