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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... treatment programs have been developed to assist children with chronic pain ( Holden et al . 1999 ; Janicke and Finney 1999 ; Walco et al . 1999 ) . However , only a handful of studies examining the treatment of pedi- atric chronic pain ...
... treatment programs have been developed to assist children with chronic pain ( Holden et al . 1999 ; Janicke and Finney 1999 ; Walco et al . 1999 ) . However , only a handful of studies examining the treatment of pedi- atric chronic pain ...
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... treatment , most of the pain the children experienced was iatrogenic , either treatment or procedure related . In a third study involving 66 children and their families , Ljungman et al . ( 2000a ) found that 49 % of the patients had ...
... treatment , most of the pain the children experienced was iatrogenic , either treatment or procedure related . In a third study involving 66 children and their families , Ljungman et al . ( 2000a ) found that 49 % of the patients had ...
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... treated for specific symptoms , treatment was successful in 27 % of those with pain and in 16 % in those with dyspnea . Pain was a problem in about 30 % of survivors after megatherapy with bone marrow rescue ( Kanabar et al . 1995 ) ...
... treated for specific symptoms , treatment was successful in 27 % of those with pain and in 16 % in those with dyspnea . Pain was a problem in about 30 % of survivors after megatherapy with bone marrow rescue ( Kanabar et al . 1995 ) ...
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The Animal Literature | 1 |
Current Techniques | 57 |
Social Development and Pain in Children | 81 |
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