Sentence examples for early pain from inspiring English sources

It appears that there is level III evidence showing BKP is a well-tolerated, relatively safe and effective technique that provides early pain relief and improved functional outcomes in patients with painful neoplastic spinal fractures.

Recently, kyphoplasty has become a common treatment for painful osteoporotic compression fractures and has shown numerous benefits, such as early pain control and height restoration of the collapsed vertebral body.

Whereas early pain imaging studies mainly provided cartography of the areas activated by a painful stimulus, recent studies have used refined study designs that allow the respective roles of the different areas of the pain-matrix in the processing of pain to be disentangled.

"But really, who knows when the light finally switches on?" IN FACT, "THERE may not be a single moment when consciousness, or the potential to experience pain, is turned on," Nicholas Fisk wrote with Vivette Glover, a colleague at Imperial College, in a volume on early pain edited by Anand.

Walking in Sofia, the adult narrator remembers this early pain, and remembers, too, how his father came to read his diary, and how violently he responded to the revelation of his son's sexuality: "You disgust me, he said, do you know that, you disgust me, how could you be my son?" In Sofia, the narrator has reached an area of scrubby ground near Soviet-style apartment blocks.

Early pain assessment and management improve outcome.

When Strindberg wrote "The Ghost Sonata" in 1907, he was feeling the early pains of the stomach cancer that would kill him five years later and of the psoriasis that plagued him throughout his life.

Together these findings suggest that any early pain-specific increased respiration should be attenuated in the tonic state of pain.

In our opinion, this was due to the stability of the construct, which adequately immobilized the fracture and allowed early pain-free postoperative mobilization.

Tu et al. [ 23] reported that maternal stress had an important modulating functioning for the preterm infant's capacity to recover from early pain-related distress in infancy.

Finally, as no x-ray or MRI imaging was undertaken for the ankles or elbows in either group, or the knees in the control group, we cannot exclude the possible presence of early pain-free OA changes to these joints in the current participant group.