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Patient outcomes and spinal cord stimulation: a retrospective case series evaluating patient satisfaction, pain scores, and opioid requirements

Published September 2, 2015 | By tony w

Pain Practice

Effects of adding an internet-based pain coping skills training protocol to a standardized education and exercise program for people with persistent hip pain (HOPE Trial): randomized controlled trial protocol

Published September 2, 2015 | By tony w

Physical Therapy

Obscure upper gastrointestinal bleeding in the presence of jaundice and abdominal pain

Published September 2, 2015 | By tony w

Gastroenterology

Ear acupuncture therapy for masticatory myofascial and temporomandibular pain: A controlled clinical trial

Published September 2, 2015 | By tony w

Evidence-based Complementary and Alternative Medicine

Association between chronic pelvic pain symptoms and the presence of endometriosis

Published September 2, 2015 | By tony w

Archives of Gynecology and Obstetrics

Clinical ratings of pain sensitivity correlate with quantitative measures in people with chronic neck pain and healthy controls: cross-sectional study

Published September 2, 2015 | By tony w

Physical Therapy

Physical therapy utilization in medicaid enrollees with low back pain

Published September 2, 2015 | By tony w

Physical Therapy

Out-of-pocket expenditures on complementary health approaches associated with painful health conditions in a nationally representative adult sample

Published September 2, 2015 | By tony w

The Journal of Pain

Spinal manipulation works for back pain – in some people

Published September 1, 2015 | By tony w

Depending on whom you ask or what scientific paper you read last, spinal manipulation is either a mercifully quick, effective treatment for low-back pain or a complete waste of time.

The Relationship Between Pain Beliefs and Coping with Pain of Algology Patients'

Published August 28, 2015 | By tony w

A patient’s beliefs, expectations, and attitudes about coping with pain are effective on the patient’s pain control. The aim of this investigation was to evaluate the correlation between pain beliefs and coping with pain in algology patients. This descriptive study was carried out with 201 patients at a University Hospital Algology Clinic between May and July 2014. The research instruments used included a Descriptive Characteristics Data Form, Pain Beliefs Questionnaire, and Pain Coping Questionnaire.