Sentence examples for pain deriving from inspiring English sources

No patients referred localized pain deriving from prominent suture knots (Fig. 3).

Wang and coworkers [ 42] showed that superoxide is involved in pain deriving from inflammation.

However, since MCIC for pain and disability are calculated separately [ 1- 9], the impossibility of assessing disability does not affect the validity of the MCIC values for pain deriving from this study.

The first group consists of imagination, the orientation toward objects as sources of pleasure or displeasure, and of ambition, whereby pleasure or pain derive from one's awareness of one's standing in the eyes of others.

Bird surmises that Grainger's fascination with themes of punishment and pain derived from the harsh discipline to which Rose had subjected him as a child.

Musculoskeletal pain derives from a pathophysiologically diverse set of musculoskeletal conditions [ 8] including osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis and spinal trouble.

Pain in osteoarthritis (OA) has been classically attributed to joint structural damage, and nearly all therapeutic strategies have been aimed at treating the pain derived from the joint.

The pain behavior evaluated in the hind paw using von Frey filaments is thought to be radiational pain derived from allodynia from the previous studies.

The limited clinical trial data on opioid use in chronic pain derives mainly from small trials in highly selected patients seen in specialty settings [ 18- 22].

BBQ = beliefs about low back pain derived from the Back Belief Questionnaire; scores ranged between 9 45 with lower scores representing more negative beliefs.

Neuropathic pain derived from small nerve fibers is often burning, lancinating, or shooting in quality, with unusual, tingling, or crawling sensation referred to as formication.