2021Brain DisordersOpen access

Prospects of neuromodulation for chronic pain

E D Isagulyan, V. A. Mikhailova, K S Aslakhanova, Konstantin V. Slavin

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For over half a century neuromodulation has been successfully used for treatment of chronic pain syndromes. There is a growing number of new modes or targets of neurostimulation, a widening of indications and continuous improvement in existing approaches and steady reduction in complications. Nowadays the field of neuromodulation is progressively evolving showing significant advancement in therapeutic efficacy. This review focuses on the current state and the future development of the art of neuromodulation in treatment of chronic pain. The field of neuromodulation continues to evolve with improvement in clinical outcomes for chronic pain patients. The new advances in neuromodulation along with new discoveries in neurosciences are expected to translate into better results in terms of both efficacy and safety.

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For over half a century neuromodulation has been successfully used for treatment of chronic pain syndromes. There is a growing number of new modes or targets of neurostimulation, a widening of indications and continuous improvement in existing approaches and steady reduction in complications. Nowadays the field of neuromodulation is progressively evolving showing significant advancement in therapeutic efficacy. This review focuses on the current state and the future development of the art of neuromodulation in treatment of chronic pain. The field of neuromodulation continues to evolve with improvement in clinical outcomes for chronic pain patients. The new advances in neuromodulation along with new discoveries in neurosciences are expected to translate into better results in terms of both efficacy and safety.

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For over half a century neuromodulation has been successfully used for treatment of chronic pain syndromes. There is a growing number of new modes or targets of neurostimulation, a widening of indications and continuous improvement in existing approaches and steady reduction in complications. Nowadays the field of neuromodulation is progressively evolving showing significant advancement in therapeutic efficacy. This review focuses on the current state and the future development of the art of neuromodulation in treatment of chronic pain. The field of neuromodulation continues to evolve with improvement in clinical outcomes for chronic pain patients. The new advances in neuromodulation along with new discoveries in neurosciences are expected to translate into better results in terms of both efficacy and safety.

Key concepts: Neuromodulation, Neurostimulation, Chronic pain, Medicine, Deep brain stimulation, Physical therapy, Disease, Stimulation

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