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Management of pain after spinal cord injury

Bryce et al., 2015

Document ID
3976035326529590589
Author
Bryce T
Gomez J
Publication year
Publication venue
Current Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Reports

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Chronic pain affects most people with spinal cord injury (SCI). It often impedes performance of activities of daily living and negatively impacts quality of life. Pain after SCI can be classified into subtypes through use of the International SCI Pain Classification with key …
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