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[Percutaneous cervical cordotomy in intractable cancer pain].

Rae Frances Bell, Liong Liem

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Percutaneous cordotomy by the lateral high cervical approach may be indicated in the treatment of intractable nociceptive or neuropathic cancer pain below the C5 dermatome. A description of the technique and two case studies are presented.

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Percutaneous cordotomy by the lateral high cervical approach may be indicated in the treatment of intractable nociceptive or neuropathic cancer pain below the C5 dermatome. A description of the technique and two case studies are presented.

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Percutaneous cordotomy by the lateral high cervical approach may be indicated in the treatment of intractable nociceptive or neuropathic cancer pain below the C5 dermatome. A description of the technique and two case studies are presented.

Key concepts: Cordotomy, Dermatome, Medicine, Percutaneous, Intractable pain, Cancer pain, Cervical cancer, Surgery

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