Sentence examples for pain achieved from inspiring English sources

Motion-limiting wrist procedures have demonstrated both efficacy and reproducibility as a treatment for alleviating painful wrist conditions, but the reduction of pain achieved is necessarily accompanied by a marked loss of wrist motion.

The criteria for satisfaction were alleviation of pain (achieved in 74% of cases), decrease in deformity (18%), and decrease in bunion size (8%).

Conclusion: Introduction of an analgesic regimen for relief of postpartum perineal pain achieved a high degree of compliance and resulted in a sustained improvement in pain control and reduction of short-term morbidity.

Stratification according to average daily pain prior to treatment showed that responders to HU whose average daily pain score was 5 9 (substantial pain) achieved significant reduction in the tension scale compared to the placebo group and to non-responders.

The aim of the present study was to determine the role of activated microglia in the analgesic effects of N/OFQ in a rat model of neuropathic pain (achieved by chronic constriction injury to the sciatic nerve, CCI).

Using the 2-year scoring values as a reference, the percentages of improvement in KOOS pain achieved were 51% at 6 weeks, 84% at 6 months, 87% at 1 year, 100% at 2 years, and 91% at 4 years.

"Think of math as a huge boulder we make everyone pull, without assessing what all this pain achieves," he wrote.

Lidocaine applied with a spray bottle or by dropping in the nostril ipsilateral to pain achieves moderate pain relief, and it may be useful as an adjunctive therapy.

The analysis also revealed broad areas of concordance across ethnic strata including the primary role that pain and achieving pain relief play in patients' experiences and decisions.

Among employees with pain at baseline (≥3), pain reduction achieved during the controlled study was either maintained or even further decreased.

Acute pain responders achieved relief from moderate or greater pain, or freedom from mild pain in ≥50% of analyzable attacks (with completed diary questions).