Technology developed by Drug Free Therapeutix LLC, a Purdue University-based startup, can severely reduce the time it takes to develop a customized neural stimulation treatment plan for patients with chronic pain.
A panel of neuromodulation experts conclude that neurostimulation is an effective therapy for the treatment of chronic pain.
Research shows that among resting state networks, the default mode network is the primary network affected by chronic pain.
Complications of NSAID use in the treatment of chronic pain must be addressed in order to limit negative effects on mortality and morbidity.
The Neuromodulation Appropriateness Consensus Committee has developed guidelines for implanting physicians for the use of neurostimulation therapy in the treatment of chronic pain.
Dr. Howard Schubiner has developed four key questions to ask patients that present with chronic pain in order to help define the pain’s origin.
Following a brachial plexus injury, electroacupuncture can be effectively used to treat neuropathic pain.
