
pmid: 15165585
The treatment of chronic neuropathic pain with revision surgical procedures can be beneficial. A thorough evaluation can help to guide treatment to optimize outcome. With an increasing understanding of the pain-generating mechanisms and the appropriate application of surgical interventions, quality of life and function continues to be improved in patients who have otherwise significant disability.
Reoperation, Postoperative Pain, Humans, Electric Stimulation Therapy, Peripheral Nerves, Intractable Pain, Amputation, Surgical
Reoperation, Postoperative Pain, Humans, Electric Stimulation Therapy, Peripheral Nerves, Intractable Pain, Amputation, Surgical
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