MTrPs were classified as either 'active' when the pain was recognized by the patient as a familiar pain, and 'latent' when the observer found a firm nodule in a taut band, which was painful on compression, but did not produce a recognizable pain.
The diagnosis myalgia was chosen when specific diagnoses from the joints, rotator cuff or labrum were excluded, the patient felt pain over the muscles and the examiner triggered recognizable pain in the area by palpation.
In "A Better Angel," the sources of pain are more recognizable, if unusual — which, curiously, makes these stories even more disturbing.
Compared with other primary headaches, the TACs have stereotypic features that, since they are defined in the ICHD-II diagnostic criteria [1], should, in principle, make them easily recognizable: short-lasting duration, unilateral pain location, and ipsilateral cranial autonomic symptoms (CAS).
My pain wasn't recognizable to others; my bleeding was internal.
But suffused with love of country and peopled with recognizable characters whose problems, pride and pain are made palpable by writing that mingles insight and humor, "The Country Boy" stands as an honest, sturdy work.
(3) Does pain change location in any recognizable pattern during an episode?
Thanks to her, those of us who live with and love them have no need to prove that dogs feel joy, love, jealousy and fear, or suffer pain they express in clearly recognizable ways.
A small proportion of patients with identifiable musculoskeletal pathology experience extreme and widespread symptoms, often associated with recognizable behavioural changes indicative of a chronic pain syndrome.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.09674.002 Cutaneous primary sensory afferents are the first in a chain of neurons that convert environmental stimuli into recognizable sensations of touch, heat, cold and pain.
Experimental pain stimuli fail to produce any recognizable affective reactions.
