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Conventional non-pharmacologic and pharmacologic options for the management of opioid-induced constipation in pregnancy are often ineffective or cause potentially troublesome adverse effects

Opioid-Related Constipation Tx Suboptimal in Pregnancy

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PAMORA strategy appears to safe with superior effectiveness
For patients with knee osteoarthritis

Leg Muscle Power Predicts Pain, Quality of Life in Knee OA

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Muscle power, but not strength, is independent determinant of pain and quality of life
X-rays don't detect hip osteoarthritis in many patients

Radiographs Not Picking Up Osteoarthritis in Hip

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Researchers found osteoarthritis in fewer than one-quarter of images in high clinical suspicion cases
The Bowel Function Index is a simple assessment tool for opioid-induced constipation

Bowel Function Index Valid for Opioid-Induced Constipation

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Three-item index is psychometrically valid, responsive to symptom severity
Two alternative therapies -- acupuncture and the Alexander Technique -- appear equally beneficial for the long-term relief of chronic neck pain

Alternative Treatments Found to Benefit Chronic Neck Pain

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Acupuncture, 'Alexander Technique' helped more than drugs and physical therapy
Chronic pain conditions pose a substantial utilization burden on the health care system

Chronic Pain Conditions Cost $32K Per Patient Annually

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Outpatient visits (mean of nearly 19 visits per year per patient) primarily drive costs
In patients with myofascial pain syndrome

Lidocaine, Hyaluronidase Mix Works Faster in Myofascial Pain

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Findings following trigger point injections for treatment of myofascial pain syndrome
Concurrent use of heroin and prescription opioids is increasing

More Prescription Opioid Addicts Are Turning to Heroin

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Interviews with addicts confirm desire for cheaper, more plentiful substitute
Body mass index

Lifestyle Factors Not Linked to Chronic Prostatitis/Pelvic Pain

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No correlations seen in large cohort study of U.S. male health professionals
Blunt-tip and pencil-point needles have comparable risks of inadvertent vascular injection during lumbosacral transforaminal injections

Needle Type Doesn’t Change Epidural Vascular Uptake Risk

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Similar risk of inadvertent vascular injection seen with blunt-tip, pencil-point needles