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RELIEF: PAIN RESEARCH NEWS, INSIGHTS AND IDEAS

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  • Archive

    June 2017

  • Frozen shoulder: fact or fiction?

    BIM · June 28, 2017

    The term ‘frozen shoulder’ captures the imagination, and carries the implicit suggestion that if frozen it can then thaw. Our paper “Natural history of frozen shoulder: fact or fiction?” published this year in the journal ...

    Body In Mind
  • Managing low back pain in secondary care:  Should we screen to target those ‘at risk’ or treat them all?

    BIM · June 21, 2017

    This study [1] arose out of a clinical aspiration to do things better.  Daily practice in secondary care spinal clinics at a large metropolitan hospital saw distressed and disabled patients with low back pain (LBP) ...

    Body In Mind
  • Clinical prediction rules: Use the babies and throw the bathwater?

    BIM · June 13, 2017

    There are easily a thousand clinical prediction rules (CPRs) related to managing musculoskeletal pain. Okay, maybe a thousand is an exaggeration. My point is there are many. All designed with the aim of helping clinicians ...

    Body In Mind
  • Wired for touch: the neurons and circuits of the somatosensory system

    BIM · June 7, 2017

    Our tactile world is infinitely rich: a cold breeze, a sharp poke, raindrops, or a mother’s gentle caress all impose mechanical forces on our skin, and yet we encounter no difficulty in telling them apart ...

    Body In Mind
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    Reductionism vs The Big Picture – can we have our kayak and heat it too?

    BIM · June 2, 2017

    I am down on sleep and have penned a rather personal post, because right now, on the back of some outstanding conversations with some truly impressive newly ‘graduating’ Anaesthetic and Pain Medicine fellows*, it seems ...

    Body In Mind
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