This book explores evolving concepts of the complex nature of pain through a mixture of neuroscience, psychology, and philosophy of science. It provides a glimpse into potential new frontiers of pain research and treatment.
This book explores evolving concepts of the complex nature of pain through a mixture of neuroscience, psychology, and philosophy of science. It provides a glimpse into potential new frontiers of pain research and treatment.
Director, Doleys Clinic and Pain and Rehabilitation Institute, Birmingham, Alabama
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1. Introduction 2. History of Pain 3. Pain Mechanisms and Types 4. Pain and the Brain 5. Pain Processing: Some Theories 6. The Complexities of Measuring Pain 7. Psychogenic Pain: Is the Concept Useful? 8. Pain as a Disease 9. Pain in Neonates and Infants 10. Pain and Religion 11. Empathy and Pain 12. Genetics and Pain 13. Pain and Consciousness 14. Pain: Present and Future Considerations
1. Introduction 2. History of Pain 3. Pain Mechanisms and Types 4. Pain and the Brain 5. Pain Processing: Some Theories 6. The Complexities of Measuring Pain 7. Psychogenic Pain: Is the Concept Useful? 8. Pain as a Disease 9. Pain in Neonates and Infants 10. Pain and Religion 11. Empathy and Pain 12. Genetics and Pain 13. Pain and Consciousness 14. Pain: Present and Future Considerations
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