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Novel approaches to pain management: Cancer pain
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Is cancer pain different from other types of pain? Dr Paul Farquhar-Smith looks at the different causes of cancer pain and discusses the future of pain management.
This lecture was filmed at an event called 'Novel Approaches to Pain Management.'
For more information, click here.
N.B. Some slides that appeared at the lecture have been edited out of the web cast of this lecture due to copyright reasons.
Date of lecture: 4th May 2012
This video is available on iPad via Safari.
Length: 00:29:54
Introduction: Cancer pain
Length: 10:37
Bone pain: New mechanisms
Length: 11:90
Cancer pain: What really Is new?
Length: 06:45
Future: Human gene transfer?
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* To discuss the nature of cancer pain and identify differences with non-malignant pain
* To explore new animal data that suggest mechanisms of cancer pan that could lead to novel treatments
* To examine current status on new treatments for cancer pain
Although cancer pain and non-malignant pain share much of the pain neuroanatomy and mediators, evidence suggests that there are important differences between these pains. Exploitation of these differences could potentially lead to the development of novel treatments for specific types of cancer pain. Some of these strategies are being investigated in human studies.
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