Sentence examples for background pain from inspiring English sources

Patient 2 (female, 56) had been using the device following an exclusively prophylactic regimen for 32 weeks at last follow up, with an overall improvement in her baseline condition, estimating a 75% improvement in both background pain and painful autonomic exacerbations.

Similarly, our own work examining background pain in individuals with painful hand OA, compared to healthy controls, showed differential CBF between groups in the periaqueductal gray matter and other descending modulatory systems in the midbrain and brainstem (24).

Patient 1 (male, 61) had been using the device both prophylactically and acutely for 24 weeks at last follow up, with an overall improvement in his baseline condition, estimating a 30% improvement in background pain and 20% improvement in painful autonomic exacerbations.

Newman et al. [5] commented "If the patient or the doctor focuses on the painful exacerbations with autonomic features and fails to consider the continuous, moderate background pain, HC may be mistaken for cluster headache", and probably PH.

HC will have continuous background pain with variable episodic exacerbations.

Frequency: 10 days/month plus daily background pain.

This study compared the effectiveness of hypnosis and 'neutral hypnosis' (as a placebo in the control group) in decreasing the background burn pain and pain anxiety of adult male survivors with burns.

Also, sleep quality was significantly predicted by the irregular sleep-wake schedule subscale of the SHI, over and above background variables, pain intensity, depression, pain-related anxiety.

Background: Neuropathic pain is a chronic pain syndrome caused by drug-, disease-, or injury-induced damage or destruction of sensory neurons within the dorsal root ganglia of the peripheral nervous system.

Background: Myofascial pain syndrome (MPS), a regional pain condition caused by trigger points in muscle or muscle fascia, produces muscle pain, tenderness, and disability.

Also for the incremental validity of the SHI over and above background variables, pain intensity, depression, and pain-related anxiety, a hierarchical multiple regression was performed in relation to sleep quality (dependent variable).