Scandinavian Association for the Study of Pain (SASP): Annual Meeting 2017

Articles in the same Issue

2. Scandinavian Journal of Pain
3. Editorial comment
4. Patients with chronic neck-pain after trauma do not differ in type of symptoms and signs, but suffer more than patients with chronic neck pain without a traumatic onset
5. Observational study
6. Chronic neck pain patients with traumatic or non-traumatic onset: Differences in characteristics. A cross-sectional study
7. Editorial Comment
8. Re-enforcing therapeutic effect by positive expectations of pain-relief from our interventions
9. Original experimental
10. Effect of expectation on pain assessment of lower- and higher-intensity stimuli
11. Editorial comment
12. Objective methods for the assessment of the spinal and supraspinal effects of opioids
13. Topical review
14. Objective methods for the assessment of the spinal and supraspinal effects of opioids
15. Editorial Comment
16. Multi-target treatment of bone cancer pain using synergistic combinations of pharmacological compounds in experimental animals
17. Original experimental
18. Synergistic combinations of the dual enkephalinase inhibitor PL265 given orally with various analgesic compounds acting on different targets, in a murine model of cancer-induced bone pain
19. Editorial comment
20. Terminal cancer pain intractable by conventional pain management can be effectively relieved by intrathecal administration of a local anaesthetic plus an opioid and an alfa₂-agonist into the cerebro-spinal-fluid
21. Observational study
22. Multimodal intrathecal analgesia in refractory cancer pain
23. Editorial comment
24. Treatment success in neck pain: The added predictive value of psychosocial variables in addition to clinical variables
25. Observational study
26. Treatment success in neck pain: The added predictive value of psychosocial variables in addition to clinical variables
27. Editorial comment
28. Why are some patients with chronic pain from anterior abdominal nerve entrapment syndrome (ACNES) refractory to peripheral treatment with neurectomy?
29. Clinical pain research
30. Treatment response and central pain processing in Anterior Cutaneous Nerve Entrapment Syndrome: An explorative study
31. Editorial comment
32. Gain in functions before pain reduction during intensive multidisciplinary paediatric pain rehabilitation programme
33. Clinical pain research
34. Physical and occupational therapy outcomes: Adolescents’ change in functional abilities using objective measures and self-report
35. Editorial comment
36. Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS): High risk of CRPS after trauma in another limb in patients who already have CRPS in one hand or foot: Lasting changes in neural pain modulating systems?
37. Clinical pain research
38. The risk of pain syndrome affecting a previously non-painful limb following trauma or surgery in patients with a history of complex regional pain syndrome
39. Editorial Comment
40. Positive affect could reduce the impact of pain
41. Original experimental
42. The buffering role of positive affect on the association between pain intensity and pain related outcomes
43. Editorial comment
44. The meaning and consequences of amputation and mastectomy from the perspective of pain and suffering – Lessons to be learned and relearned
45. Clinical pain research
46. The meaning and consequences of amputation and mastectomy from the perspective of pain and suffering
47. Editorial comment
48. Invasive intervention for “intractable” Complex Regional Pain Syndromes (CRPS)?
49. Educational case report
50. Intrathecal management of complex regional pain syndrome: A case report and literature
51. Observational study
52. Item response theory analysis of the Pain Self-Efficacy Questionnaire
53. Announcement
54. Scandinavian Association for the Study of Pain (SASP): Annual Meeting 2017