Url http://www.pain.com/ Description Includes online library of pain articles, 'ask the expert' columns, a forum, and an international directory of pain clinics, and daily news, for patients and practitioners. Random Quote Have you recommended prolotherapy to a patient? Latest Updates on Pain.com for a short survey about handheld mobile devices. Pain.com recently interviewed Dr. Agostino Villani about his recently published book Pain is Not a Disease. This is the first podcast on Pain.com, and we look forward to
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1. Bioflex Wearable Therapy

Featuring a pain management system. Includes informatation about chronic pain, case studies, and references.
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2. Ask Your Surgeon

Provides information about post-operative pain, the patients' role in post-operative pain relief, and post-operative pain relief options such as ON-Q, Narcotics, regional and local anesthesia.
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3. NPR : Diminishing Pain by Distraction

News story about how and why the brain can be distracted from pain or anticipation of pain. [3:16 streaming audio broadcast]
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Painkillers can be effective because they block pain signals from getting to the brain. But distracting the brain from pain is an alternative method for intervening with it, especially for anxiety-provoking medical treatments.
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