Articles related to PAIN MANAGEMENT

“It’s like a recipe—if you’re missing one ingredient, you may not obtain the same result.” — Pascal-André Vendittoli, MD, Université de Montréal

“Endometriosis pain can be incredibly burdensome for women and girls, and we know that on top of that pain, many patients experience understandable frustration due to delays in care.” – ACOG President Steven J. Fleischman, MD

The objective of the study was to characterize the real-world safety profile of TMS devices based on MAUDE-reported AEs, including symptom patterns, manufacturer-level variations, device issues, and reporting delays.

“The key word is association. This study does not establish causality. For absolute, catastrophic harm to an appropriately selected, monitored pain patient, the risk is small.” – Sean Mackey, MD, PhD, Chief of the Division of Stanford Pain Medicine

“The more frequently the brain is exposed to migraine attacks, the more likely it is to become sensitized…early intervention is critical.” – Dr. Andrew Blumenfeld, Director of the San Diego Headache Center and The Los Angeles Headache Center San Diego/Los Angeles.

“The pain may not correlate with the extent of the disease. A patient with severe endometriosis may report little pain while someone with little extent of disease may report much pain.”