Peripheral Neuropathy Common in Childhood Cancer Survivors
Childhood cancer survivors frequently have clinical abnormalities attributable to peripheral neuropathy.
Childhood cancer survivors frequently have clinical abnormalities attributable to peripheral neuropathy.
The type of sciatic nerve lesions observed in patients with diabetic peripheral neuropathy was found to differ in type 1 and type 2 diabetes.
Chronic pain symptoms in patients with PDPN are effectively reduced with spinal cord stimulation.
The mechanism for chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy may have been uncovered.
Chemotherapy-associated chronic pain and neuropathy have substantial impacts on patients’ lives.
The patch used in the study is approved in the United States for postherpetic neuralgia and in Europe for PNP arising from any etiology.
Diabetes, waist circumference, and prediabetes were the main metabolic factors associated with neuropathy.
The small study documented several cases of denervation and increased thermal thresholds in patients treated with LCIG.
The designation has been granted to potentially treat neuropathic pain associated with diabetic peripheral neuropathy.
Many patients withdrew from the study due to uncontrolled nausea and/or vomiting.