Pain Management Research

KEY FINDING: Remote Spring Forest Qigong is feasible for adults with SCI-related neuropathic pain, with high adherence and no study-related adverse events.

KEY FINDING: YKS administration significantly enhanced the withdrawal threshold in PTX rats, indicating a reduction in pain sensitivity.

KEY FINDING: The final pain self-management framework consists of 56 interventions, encompassing medical, psychological, therapeutic, and social approaches.

KEY FINDING: Both real iTBS and real rTMS significantly reduced pain compared to the sham rTMS group, according to all pain evaluation tools used.

KEY FINDING: There is a concern among specialists about managing pain caused by BoNT-A injections in children.

KEY FINDING: Paralympic athletes reported significantly greater neuropathic pain intensity than recreational athletes.

KEY FINDING: A single injection of the TCF significantly reduced mechanical allodynia (pain from normally non-painful stimuli) for up to four weeks in SNI rats.

KEY FINDING: Exercise training reversed mechanical and cold allodynia and improved pain-related gait behaviors in an SNI-induced neuropathic pain mice model.

KEY FINDING: Adora1 is highly expressed in spinal neurones, including both VGlut2-labelled excitatory neurones and Pax2-labeled inhibitory interneurones, but only in a small percentage of glial cells.

KEY FINDING: MI could evoke NP in some pediatric CSCI patients, but not in others.