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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «DYSAESTHETIC»
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1
Multiple Sclerosis: New Insights for the Healthcare ...
According to news reporting originating in Cosenza, Italy, by NewsRx journalists,
research stated, “Dysaesthetic pain is a common neuropathic pain in patients
with multiple sclerosis. Both tricyclic antidepressants (i.e., amitriptyline and ...
2
Functional Anatomy of the Spine
Two types of peripheral neuropathic pain are described: dysaesthetic pain and
nerve trunk pain (Asbury and Fields, 1984). Dysaesthetic pain is felt in the
peripheral sensory distribution of a sensory or mixed nerve. It is caused by
impulses ...
Alison Middleditch, Jean Oliver,
2005
3
A System of Orthopaedic Medicine
dysaesthetic. pain. This type of pain is also rare, and is typical of diffuse
polyneuritis, for example in diabetes,28 vitamin B1 deficiency or chemical
irritation. Damage to small C fibres leads to sprouting of small offshoots in the
regenerating ...
4
Handbook of Gynaecology Management
Women with vulval pain with absent skin changes Dysaesthetic vulvodynia [3]
Dysaesthetic vulvodynia is a chronic cutaneous dysaesthesia causing non-
localised vulval pain. Unlike vulval vestibulitis where pain is provoked, women
with ...
5
Key Topics in Chronic Pain, Second Edition
The term dysaesthetic vulvodynia has been suggested to include all pain
syndromes of unknown aetiology. There may be some merit in the simple
classification of vulval pain into nociceptive and neuropathic categories. Even
this apparently ...
Kate M. Grady, Andrew M. Severn, Paul R. Eldridge,
2003
Essential vulvodynia, later termed dysaesthetic vulvodynia, was the term used for
patients without abnormal physical signs but who complained of constant burning
pain in the vulva. Cyclic vulvitis or vulvovaginitis was used for those patients in ...
Sallie Neill, Fiona Lewis,
2009
7
McAlpine's Multiple Sclerosis:
... stereotyped manifestations (headache, trigeminal neuralgia and painful tonic
spasm) are discussed elsewhere. Much more troublesome and less well
recognized is dysaesthetic limb pain, which is worse at night and aggravated by
heat.
8
Evidence-Based Chronic Pain Management
Pain 2005; 116: 109-118. 54. McKay M. Dysaesthetic ('essential ') Vulvodynia:
treatment with amitriptyline. J Reprod Med 1993; 38: 9-13. 55. Munday PE.
Response to treatment in dysaesthetic Vulvodynia. J Obstet Gynaecol 2001;21:
610-613.
Cathy Stannard, Eija Kalso, Jane Ballantyne,
2011
9
The Psychology of Sexual Health
Essential (dysaesthetic) vulvodynia The term essential (or dysaesthetic)
vulvodynia is applied to a group of women who complain of constant, diffuse,
unremitting burning of the vulva. Rarely this may extend into the thigh, or buttock.
In the past ...
Dr. David Miller, Dr. John Green,
2008
10
Practical Management of Complex Cancer Pain
The advantage should be reversibility, better longevity of treatment, less loss of
function, and the absence of secondary dysaesthetic pain syndromes. However,
electrical stimulation has more often been used for neuropathic pain rather than ...
Manohar Sharma, Sanjeeva Gupta, Michael Bennett,
2014