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Does Fear of Cancer Recurrence Predict Pain in Young Adult Survivors of Breast and Gynecologic Cancer? (opens the original)
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Fear of cancer recurrence predicts future pain, but pain does not predict future fear of cancer recurrence, according to study results published in Pain. Mechanisms underlying pain persistence after successful treatment of breast and gynecologic cancers among adolescents and young adult survivors remain poorly understood. To examine the temporal relationship between fear of cancer recurrence and post-treatment pain, researchers conducted a longitudinal prospective cohort study testing the Cancer
Does Fear of Cancer Recurrence Predict Pain in Young Adult Survivors of Breast and Gynecologic Cancer? (opens the original)
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Fear of cancer recurrence predicts future pain, but pain does not predict future fear of cancer recurrence, according to study results published in Pain. Mechanisms underlying pain persistence after successful treatment of breast and gynecologic cancers among adolescents and young adult survivors remain poorly understood. To examine the temporal relationship between fear of cancer recurrence and post-treatment pain, researchers conducted a longitudinal prospective cohort study testing the Cancer
Is Immersive Virtual Reality-Induced Hypoalgesia Linked to Changes in Brain Activity? (opens the original)
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Immersive virtual reality (IVR)-induced hypoalgesia is associated with neurophysiological changes within the descending pain modulatory system and the autonomic nervous system, according to study results published in Pain. IVR has well-documented hypoalgesia capability in both adult and pediatric pain populations; however, the mechanisms by which this hypoalgesia is achieved are not fully understood. Researchers conducted a systematic review to examine candidate neurophysiological and psychophys
Is Immersive Virtual Reality-Induced Hypoalgesia Linked to Changes in Brain Activity? (opens the original)
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Immersive virtual reality (IVR)-induced hypoalgesia is associated with neurophysiological changes within the descending pain modulatory system and the autonomic nervous system, according to study results published in Pain. IVR has well-documented hypoalgesia capability in both adult and pediatric pain populations; however, the mechanisms by which this hypoalgesia is achieved are not fully understood. Researchers conducted a systematic review to examine candidate neurophysiological and psychophys
Is Opioid Use Associated With Sensory Perception, Pain Thresholds in Cancer Pain? (opens the original)
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Routine opioid use is not associated with clinically meaningful alterations in pain thresholds among patients with cancer-related pain, according to study results published in Pain Medicine. Opioids have been the cornerstone of analgesic therapy among patients with severe cancer pain, but the relationship between opioids and sensation is complex and not fully captured. This lack of understanding heightens risk for inaccurate pain assessments and potentially misinterpreting analgesic effects as s
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