2013Journal of Pain & Palliative Care PharmacotherapyRequires access

Can We Prevent Acute Pain Becoming Chronic?

Margarita M. Puig

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Differences between acute and chronic pain are discussed and predisposing factors for acute pain becoming chronic are listed. Some measures to prevent the transition form acute to chronic pain are described.

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Differences between acute and chronic pain are discussed and predisposing factors for acute pain becoming chronic are listed. Some measures to prevent the transition form acute to chronic pain are described.

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Differences between acute and chronic pain are discussed and predisposing factors for acute pain becoming chronic are listed. Some measures to prevent the transition form acute to chronic pain are described.

Key concepts: Medicine, Chronic pain, Acute pain, Intensive care medicine, Chronic disease, Physical therapy, Anesthesia

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