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RELIEF: PAIN RESEARCH NEWS, INSIGHTS AND IDEAS

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  • Archive

    May 2011

  • The cortical body matrix. Reloaded.

    BIM · May 31, 2011

    People with chronic pain have some pretty odd perceptual disturbances. In an attempt to integrate this smorgasboard of body-related dysfunction, we recently proposed the idea of a cortical body matrix.

    Body In Mind
  • Don’t just rub it better, cross it over – the analgesic effect of crossing your arms.

    BIM · May 26, 2011

    There is a new paper just out in Pain that raises the possibility of a quick and easy analgesic strategy – crossing your arms. My mum reckons that her mum was onto that decades ago

    Body In Mind
  • Subgroups in low back pain – were the assumptions correct?

    BIM · May 23, 2011

    Our study aimed to evaluate a treatment-based classification algorithm for low back pain. This algorithm was created to provide a clinical decision-making paradigm to help guide treatment selection for back pain. Were the assumptions correct?

    Body In Mind
  • Subgroups in low back pain – a treatment-based classification algorithm

    BIM · May 19, 2011

    This study aimed to evaluate a treatment-based classification algorithm for low back pain. This algorithm was created to provide a clinical decision-making paradigm to help guide treatment selection for back pain.

    Body In Mind
  • It’s semantical my dear Watson

    BIM · May 17, 2011

    I recently read an interesting article from Vraceany et al titled “Less specific arm illnesses". The authors make some very good points about what are frequently futile clinical approaches. However, the foundations they erect to support these arguments made me think about how we approach the whole idea of what is and isn’t biopsychosocial treatment.

    Body In Mind
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