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1. SIAARTI recommendations on the assessment and treatment of chronic cancer pain.

Author

Ambrosio F, Paoletti F, Savoia G, Amantea B, Arcuri E, Avogaro F, Barbati A, Beltrutti D, Branca L, Camaioni D, De Conno F, De Luca A, Di Massa A, Evangelista M, Finco G, Ischia S, Mattia C, Mascaro A, Mercadante S, Orlandini G, Palomba R, Pasetto A, Polati E, Raffaelli W, Varrassi G, Visentin M, and Zucco E

Subjects
Adult, Aged, Child, Chronic Disease, Humans, Neoplasms epidemiology, Pain classification, Pain etiology, Pain Measurement, Neoplasms physiopathology, Pain diagnosis, Pain Management
Published
2003

2. Pain therapy in elderly cancer patients.

Author

Camaioni D, Evangelista M, Mascaro A, Bosco M, Stancanelli V, Montagna A, and Annetta MG

Subjects
Aged, Humans, Pain etiology, Pain Measurement, Neoplasms complications, Pain drug therapy
Abstract

In most (65-80%) cancer patients at an advanced stage of illness we find significant, invalidating symptoms of pain. Cancer pain is a complex pain (with a nociceptive, neuropathic and deafferentation component), which requires a multidisciplinary approach (surgery, radiochemotherapy, and pain therapy). Pain therapy has various pharmacological strategies at its disposal (opiates, anti-inflammatory and adjuvant drugs) together with modulation and neurodestructive techniques, which must be applied taking account of both the stage of the disease and the pain intensity. In elderly patients, a careful, tailored management of pharmacological therapy is required. In older age, personality disorders are also to be found (anxiety, depression, hypocondria and feeling of abandonment), which make therapy more complex and varied. Knowledge of these problems will, however, make it possible to control cancer pain in elderly patients to the best possible effect and improve the quality of life in the advanced and terminal stages.

Published
1997

3. SIAARTI recommendations for chronic noncancer pain

Author

Fambrosio, F. Ambrosio, Gfinco, G. Finco, Mattia, Consalvo, Rmediati, R. Mediati, Fpaoletti, F. Paoletti, Coluzzi, Flaminia, Qpiacevoli, Q. Piacevoli, Gsavoia, G. Savoia, Amantea, B, Aurilio, C, Bonezzi, C, Camaioni, D, Chiefari, M, Costantini, A, Evangelista, M, Ischia, S, Mondello, E, Polati, E, Raffaeli, W, Sabato, Af, Varrassi, G, Visentin, M, Alampi, Daniela, Tufano, R, Siaarti, Ambrosio, F, Finco, G, Mattia, C, Mediati, R, Paoletti, F, Coluzzi, F, Piacevoli, Q, Savoia, G, Amantea, B, Aurilio, Caterina, Bonezzi, C, Camaioni, D, Chiefari, Maria, Costantini, A, Evangelista, M, Ischia, S, Mondello, E, Polati, E, Raffaeli, W, Sabato, Af, Varrassi, G, Visentin, M, Tufano, R., F., Ambrosio, G., Finco, C., Mattia, R., Mediati, F., Paoletti, F., Coluzzi, Q., Piacevoli, G., Savoia, B., Amantea, C., Aurilio, C., Bonezzi, D., Camaioni, M., Chiefari, A., Costantini, M., Evangelista, S., Ischia, E., Mondello, E., Polati, W., Raffaeli, A. F., Sabato, G., Varrassi, M., Visentin, Tufano, Rosalba, and S. I., A.

Subjects
Questionnaires, Spinal, diagnosis, Pain, Electric Stimulation Therapy, Injections, Physical Therapy Modalitie, Physicians, chronic non cancer pain, treatment, guidelines, Surveys and Questionnaires, Humans, Pain Management, Family, Analgesics, therapeutic use, Chronic Disease, Electric Stimulation Therapy, Humans, Informed Consent, Injections, Spinal, Pain Management, Pain Measurement, Pain, diagnosis, Physical Therapy Modalities, Physicians, Family, Questionnaires, Injections, Spinal, Physical Therapy Modalities, Pain Measurement, Informed Consent, Questionnaire, Physicians, Family, therapeutic use, Chronic Disease, Analgesic, Human
Published
2006

4. Pain therapy in elderly cancer patients

Author

Camaioni D, Maurizio Evangelista, Mascaro A, Bosco M, Stancanelli V, Montagna A, and Mg, Annetta

Subjects
palliative care, Neoplasms, pain therapy, Settore MED/41 - ANESTESIOLOGIA, Humans, Pain, cancer, elderly, Aged, Pain Measurement
Abstract

In most (65-80%) cancer patients at an advanced stage of illness we find significant, invalidating symptoms of pain. Cancer pain is a complex pain (with a nociceptive, neuropathic and deafferentation component), which requires a multidisciplinary approach (surgery, radiochemotherapy, and pain therapy). Pain therapy has various pharmacological strategies at its disposal (opiates, anti-inflammatory and adjuvant drugs) together with modulation and neurodestructive techniques, which must be applied taking account of both the stage of the disease and the pain intensity. In elderly patients, a careful, tailored management of pharmacological therapy is required. In older age, personality disorders are also to be found (anxiety, depression, hypocondria and feeling of abandonment), which make therapy more complex and varied. Knowledge of these problems will, however, make it possible to control cancer pain in elderly patients to the best possible effect and improve the quality of life in the advanced and terminal stages.

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