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Ischemic Pain have pain at some time in the course of their illness. The mechanisms of ischemic pain are unclear, but several factors clearly are operative. The first is related to inadequate perfusion itself, with changes in pH and other metabolites that activate nociceptive nerves. The second is due to seconda

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Peripheral Nerve Injury and Sympathetically Maintained Pain: Mechanisms and Surgical Approachct direct trauma, infection (e.g., shingles), or metabolic injury (e.g., diabetic neuropathy). Neurosurgeons are frequently asked to do something about these disorders. In this chapter we will consider the conceptual basis for treatment, and consider practical approaches to these problems.

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Facial and Cranial Painscussion of trigeminal neuralgia. Trigeminal neuralgia stands out from other facial pain syndromes in that it is relatively easily and reliably diagnosed with a brief history, and it has a number of highly effective nonsurgical and surgical treatments. Other facial pain syndromes are often not so ea

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Chronic Pain Syndromes of the Central Nervous System 8A Phantom and Stump Pains Bell describing phantom pain in detail in 1830, . even explaining it as a memory for pain; Weir Mitchell’s early descriptions. are classic. In fact some of the fascination that pain associated with amputation has engendered arises from a number of features not shared with other neuropathic pain sy