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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"pain satisfaction"”.

  1. Predictors of the Risk for Aberrant Drug-Related Behavior in Chronic Pain Patients: A Mixed Methods Design

    … opioids for the treatment of chronic non-cancer pain (CNCP) remains controversial (Manchikanti, 2008; McQuay, 1999). Controversy surrounds the type of conditions that should be treated with opioids, whether the treatment can be generally safe and effective, and what the clinical goals should be. …

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  2. Chronic Pain Management in the Inpatient Care Setting

    … level of nurses caring for patient with chronic pain, as well as patient satisfaction with nursing pain interventions on an inpatient medical surgical unit with a high population of patients with chronic pain (as much as 30%). Nurses and patients were surveyed using a brief survey to determine …

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  3. Humeral shaft fractures: epidemiology, outcomes and predictors of nonunion

    … p=0.33). No differences in HRQoL or pain scores were found at any timepoint. However, surgery was associated with a lower risk of nonunion (OR 0.13, p=0.004) and the number-needed-to-treat (NNT) to avoid one nonunion was seven. The HU-FIX Study included 64 patients randomly allocated …

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  4. The Association Between Soft Tissue Releases and Bony Resections Performed During Total Knee Arthroplasty and Patients' Pain and Satisfaction Postoperatively

    … knee conditions such as osteoarthritis to reduce pain and increase function. Intraoperative soft tissue releases (STRs) and bony resections (BRs) are necessary for a balanced and aligned TKA. It is possible that the degree of STRs and BRs is related to final outcome following TKA and thus there …

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