Chronic pain after hysterectomy

Brandsborg, Birgitte; Nikolajsen, Lone; Kehlet, Henrik; Jensen, Troels Staehelin

doi:10.1111/j.1399-6576.2007.01552.x

Cited by 88 publications

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“…According to Brandsborg et al (2008), a number of research studies indicate that surgery in itself has a serious risk for causing long-term and chronic pain. This occurs after a seriousprocedure like a thoracotomy or amputation, but even following minor surgical operations as well.…”

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Chronic-Post Operative Pain.

Khalifa¹,

Towairqi²,

Banjar³

et al. 2017

IJAR

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Background:Majority of the patients suffering from chronic postsurgical pain have the assumption that the surgeon made an error or that something went wrong. in this study we will focus on the riskfactors and other dimensions of chronic post-operational pain that could help reduce the number of patients afflicted by the illness. Objective : to reduce the post operative pain , This paper will also focus on the risk-factors and other dimensions of chronic postoperational pain that could help reduce the number of patients afflicted by the illness. methodology : This study used secondary data, which is data that is already collected and recorded by another person that is readily available from other sources Results : Chronic post-operative pain remains a common occurrence . Enhancing the control of acute post-surgical pain is among the strategies that can go a long way in the forestalling of chronic postoperative pain Conclusion: Chronic post-operative pain remains a common occurrence. In the past few decades, the research standard has markedly developed although much work still needs to get done, mostly in the areas of risk factors and mechanisms

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Chronic-Post Operative Pain.

Khalifa¹,

Towairqi²,

Banjar³

et al. 2017

IJAR

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“…The incidence of chronic pain after abdominal hysterectomy via Pfannenstiel is on the order of 10-15 % [68,69], so one could anticipate that chronic pain after cesarean delivery would be in the same range, given the similarity of the procedure. However, recent prospective studies have identified that the incidence and severity of reported pain after cesarean delivery is remarkably low…”

Section: Chronic Pain After Cesarean Deliverymentioning

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The Impact of Genetics and Other Factors on Intra- and Post-partum Pain

Landau

Ortner

Vuilleumier

2013

Curr Anesthesiol Rep

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In an attempt to provide some explanation for the observed differences in pain perception and analgesic requirements during labor and delivery between women, the idea that genetic variability is an important factor has emerged over the past decade. Bearing in mind the challenges posed when evaluating pain during childbirth as a phenotype, recent findings in the field of genetics and obstetric anesthesia are presented in this review; in particular those related to differences in labor analgesia requirements between women, the response to opioids after cesarean delivery, as well as theories on why post-cesarean pain may be different from other types of post-surgical pain.

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“…Selv ved generell anestesi er det god rutine å bruke lokal anestesiinfiltrasjon i sårflater for postoperativ smertelindring (10). Trolig gir god smertelindring med lokal-eller regionalanalgesi redusert forekomst av kronisk nevropatisk smerte etter operasjoner (11).…”

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