Pediatric Pain: Biological and Social ContextPatrick J. McGrath, G. Allen Finley Social, psychological, and biological contexts affect an individual's response to pain, but the nature of familial, cultural, and ethnic factors is often obscured by stereo---typical thinking and poor methodology on the part of researchers. Contextual influences on pediatric pain merit special attention because early pain experiences potently affect later pain experiences. In this volume, international experts in pain research and treatment share their perspectives on these contextual factors and point the way toward future research. |
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... pain on subsequent pain response in human preterm infants is complex . Recent pain exposure is associated with decreased pain threshold ( Andrews and Fitzgerald 1994 ; Porter et al . 1998 ) and with increased response to intrusive ...
... pain on subsequent pain response in human preterm infants is complex . Recent pain exposure is associated with decreased pain threshold ( Andrews and Fitzgerald 1994 ; Porter et al . 1998 ) and with increased response to intrusive ...
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... response ac- quired in the NICU and reflects early " biological memory " for pain in these infants . Conditioned memory for pain in the NICU is consistent with other evidence . In a study of pain response to blood collection at 32 weeks ...
... response ac- quired in the NICU and reflects early " biological memory " for pain in these infants . Conditioned memory for pain in the NICU is consistent with other evidence . In a study of pain response to blood collection at 32 weeks ...
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... pain . See also Neonatal pain changing views of , 2 , 174–175 ethnicity and , 172 learning and memory of , 27-29 long - term effects of , 1 social aspects of , 165 underestimation of , 169 Infant stress response , 9-10 Inflammatory pain ...
... pain . See also Neonatal pain changing views of , 2 , 174–175 ethnicity and , 172 learning and memory of , 27-29 long - term effects of , 1 social aspects of , 165 underestimation of , 169 Infant stress response , 9-10 Inflammatory pain ...
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The Animal Literature | 1 |
Current Techniques | 57 |
Social Development and Pain in Children | 81 |
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