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[Pain relief].

Authors: Lena E, Lundorff; Niels-Henrik, Jensen;
Abstract

Pain in palliative patients demonstrates impact from many dimensions. This article focuses on pain and typical treatment problems in this respect. A pain analysis is mandatory before initiating pharmacological treatment. However, there are often problems with neuropathic and breakthrough pain. A special issue is the possible toxicity of opioids with acute tolerance and central nervous system sensitisation resulting in increased pain intensity. A key word in the treatment of opioid induced problems is opioid rotation. As pain is very dynamic, close monitoring is recommended.

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Analgesics, Opioid, Palliative Care, Humans, Neuralgia, Pain, Pain Management, Analgesia, Pain Measurement

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