Sentence examples for directed pain from inspiring English sources
Michael Bay, preparing the fourth Transformers episode for next summer, directed Pain & Gain and the result was a number one launch that secured the top spot by a respectable margin.
A multidisciplinary pain management team directed pain therapy and administration of subanesthetic doses of ketamine (here defined as doses lower than 1 mg/kg) as clinically indicated [ 37].
TJI developed the study design and intervention, administered surveys, directed pain management and drug misuse monitoring, assisted in the drafting, editing, and revision of the manuscript.
It can do what it will and that is to continue to confer fortunes on those at the top, with little risk, while directing pain on to others.
Given the potential for significant personal, social and economic impact from chronic pain, much research attention has been directed towards pain management and treatment options.
To be effective, pain management should encompass more than pharmacological management directed at pain scores; it should address a variety of behavioral and psychosocial factors that contribute to suffering [ 86, 93].
This is an interesting finding as multimodal treatment programme directed towards pain has been shown to be successful, at least in patients seeking medical care predominantly for musculoskeletal pain problems [ 51].
Contemporary management of hip OA is directed at pain control, improvement function and improved health-related quality of life.
The primary goal of therapy in acute care is directed towards pain relief from ulcerative lesions and inflamed mucosa, thus facilitating oral fluid intake to prevent dehydration.
Due to lack of causal treatment of osteoarthritis of the knee or hip, pharmacologic treatment is, on one hand, directed to pain relief, on the other hand due to treatment of inflammation to the inhibition of progression of impairment.
Due to the high morbidity and poor survival, surgical treatment should be directed towards pain relief and the prevention of skeletal debilitation in order to maintain a patient's quality of life.
