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Neuropathic Pain: Treatment
Description: The sensation of pain results from adverse physical or emotional experiences that cause actual or perceived tissue damage. The most common pain sensation, nociceptive pain, results from physical tissue damage, which is experienced through the nervous system. A second type of pain, neuropathic pain, stems from a malfunction in the central and/or peripheral nervous system. Because its source is internal, neuropathic pain may lack an obvious origin. This course focuses on the prognosis for neuropathic pain and discusses treatment options.
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COURSE OUTLINE
INTRODUCTION
1. Course Information
2. Interface Tour
3. Course Overview
PROGNOSIS
4. Objectives
5. Quality of Life
6. Dimensions of Pain and Suffering
7. Progress Check
TREATMENT
8. Objectives
9. Pharmacological Options: Overview
10. Antidepressants
11. Anticonvulsants
12. Opiate Analgesics
13. Other Medications
14. Regional Anesthesia
15. Non-pharmacological Options
16. General Surgical Approaches
17. TGN-Surgery
18. Progress Check
CONCLUSION
19. Summary
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COURSE OBJECTIVES
Students completing this course should be able
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- Describe how chronic neuropathic pain impacts quality of life
- Name comorbid conditions for neuropathic pain
- List three drug classes used to treat neuropathic pain
- Distinguish between first-line and second- or third-line therapies
- Describe non-pharmacological alternatives for treating neuropathic pain
- Explain how surgery may alleviate pain in trigeminal neuralgia patients
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