Interní Med. 2010; 12(4): 200-204
Chronic pain, diagnostics and therapy
- Centrum léčby bolesti KARIM VFN a 1. LF UK Praha
Chronic pain (CHP) remains unresolved problem of present medicine. 40–60 % patients suffering with CHP do not regard pain release
sufficient. The decisive therapeutic approach is optimal differentiation assessment of pain according to its etiology. This point is necessary
for successful treatment. Opiate analgetics represent a choice regardless of certain historic reserved distance. Suitable analgetics
for long-term treatment are another crucial factor. Adverse events rising from favourite non-steroid analgetics use have to be minimised.
When pharmacotherapy, rehabilitation, psychotherapy had been depleted, new invasive analgetic methods are to be considered. Neuromodulationis
on the edge of todays development. Multidisciplinary access is emphasised in treatment effort.
Keywords: chronic pain, pain assessment, pain types, analgetics, adjuvant compounds, invasive approaches
Published: May 1, 2010 Show citation
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