SOTA OMOIGUI’S LAW OF PAIN

The origin of all pain is inflammation and the inflammatory response.

CONTENT
Foreword
Dedication
Glossary of Terms
Chapter 1: Inflammation and The Inflammatory Response
Chapter 2: Effects of the Inflammatory Response
Chapter 3: Effects of the Inflammatory Mediators
Chapter 4: The Complex interaction of Inflammatory Mediators
Chapter 5: Natural Suppression of the Inflammatory Response
Chapter 6: Inflammatory Pain Syndromes
Chapter 7: Current Treatment for Persistent Pain
Chapter 8: Reasons why Current Treatment May Not Relieve Persistent Pain
Chapter 9: New Breakthrough Treatment Options for Persistent Pain
Chapter 10: L.A. Pain Clinic CASE REPORTS
Conclusion
About the Author
About the Book
References

 

 

Glossary of Terms

Cytokine……………………………………………..Inflammatory Mediator

Hyperalgesia …………………………………………abnormally severe pain

Allodynia ……………………………pain due to normally innocuous stimuli

Neuralgia ……………………………………………………….…nerve pain

Neuron……………………..…………………………………….…nerve

Neuropathic pain ……………………..……………………………nerve pain

Nociceptor………………………… ....a peripheral nerve organ or mechanism  for the reception and transmission of painful or injurious stimuli.

Nociceptive…………………………………..the process of pain transmission usually relating to a receptive nerve cell or painful sensation.  

Extravasation …………………………..leakage of fluid from blood vessels

Vasoactive……………………………….... ..constricts or dilates blood vessels

Sciatica ……………………………………....…..pain along the sciatic nerve

Herniated disk ……………………………..…...Extruded or bulging out disk

Tendonitis …………………………………….…...inflammation of tendon(s)

Synovial lining ……………………………………………..lining of the joint

Bursa…………………………………………… a small sac containing fluid that lies between bone and other moving structures such as muscles, skin or tendons

Bursitis…………….…………………………….. inflammation of a bursa


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