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A review of the emerging intravenous formulations of known analgesics, tramadol and meloxicam, for the treatment of moderate to moderately severe post-operative pain and acute pain. Between 5 and 10 percent of patients still suffer neuropathic pain twelve to eighteen months following a knee operation.
Low-dose methoxyflurane approved for the short-term relief of acute pain after trauma or interventional procedures. Psychological wounds of trauma are often missed when a patient has experienced physical trauma. Article highlights traumatic responding patterns and considerations for treatment. Do you consider IV opioid administration a "Gold Standard" for acute perioperative pain management?
The author offers anecdotal evidence of ketamine as an anesthetic agent for relieving and reducing episodic as well as chronic cluster headache attacks. John Claude Krusz, PhD, MD, provides 6 case reports where he as employed IV propofol in his out-patient clinic to effectively management otherwise intractable migraine headaches.
Three case studies and a review of current practice guidelines offer insight into treating patients with chronic pain and other symptoms after a sport-related concussion. Children and teens are more likely to have a traumatic brain injury (TBI), including concussion, and take longer to recover than adults.
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