Sentence examples for underlying pain from inspiring English sources

The video "Girls, Tricky" is a dark, pulsating close-up of the rap artist Tricky as he records a song about fatherless boys in a sound studio and meditates on the black male body, as well as the exorcising force of creativity and the often explicit underlying pain and rage that can fuel it.

A good understanding of underlying pain mechanisms may have significant implications for the rational management of pain and dysfunction.

Now, it remains to be tested if subgroups of TMD pain patients with different underlying pain mechanisms respond to different therapeutic approaches.

The lack of noninvasive methods to study dysmenorrhea has resulted in poor understanding of the mechanisms underlying pain, insufficient diagnostic tests, and limited treatment options.

Thus, our study points towards involvement of different underlying pain mechanisms in different TMJ pain conditions, which may have significant impact on diagnosis and rational management of these disorders.

In Kolodny's view, these patients are feeling better from opioids not because the medication is treating an underlying pain problem but because it's treating their withdrawal pain.

This has led to the initial hypothesis that NSAP may have an underlying neuropathic pain component.

These somatosensory abnormalities and their combination, i.e. the somatosensory profile, may mirror the underlying pain-generating mechanisms [1].

Future research is needed to explore the beliefs underlying pain-related fear and how they evolve in larger and more diverse populations of people with CNSLBP.

A growing appreciation for the underlying neurobiology of pain has identified mechanisms that can enhance the intensity of perioperative pain and even lead to more prolonged painful conditions.

Yet Ian Jack would rather this image remained undisturbed: his introduction to Granta 95 (when he first criticised a then-unnamed Coake) argued that thanksgiving "only serves to remind us of the underlying effort, the pain given for our pleasure".