Titlebook: Integrative Pain Medicine; The Science and Prac Joseph F. Audette,Allison Bailey Book 2008 Humana Press 2008 Alternative.Complementary.Inte

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nsequences of their pain condition. Although motivated by the desire to help, this model of pain management neglects individual choice and personal responsibility. This approach is of even greater concern in sp978-1-61737-778-5978-1-59745-344-8

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Basic Mechanisms of Painain in the absence of any peripheral nociception; a situation that can be fostered by a powerful facilitating system in the brainstem. The mechanisms by which these processes occur are outlined in this chapter.

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Neuroimaging for the Evaluation of CAM Mechanismsneuroimaging. Acupuncture is an ancient healing modality that originated in China and has been in use for over 2000 years. Importantly, acupuncture needling often evokes complex somatosensory sensations and may modulate the cognitive/affective perception of pain, suggesting that many effects are med

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Tai Chi in Pain Medicineophy of TCC will also be provided with a detailed review of the scientific literature, particularly for pain management. Finally, two case examples of the practical application of TCC for painful conditions will be given.

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Contemporary Aquatic Therapy andPain Managementearing stress, and relieving pain..Turbulence, caused by moving water around the body, or by moving the body through water, provides further therapeutic benefits: thermal conductivity is enhanced; drag forces challenge movement and balance to strengthen muscles and improve proprioception; viscosity

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Osteopathic Medicine in Chronic Pain review, key anatomic, physiologic and homeostatic mechanisms, their scientific basis, and the influence they have on pain under pathological conditions are highlighted. A review of Osteopathic treatment techniques and examples of how they may enhance treatment strategies will follow.

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Chiropractic Pain Managementviewed. Research horizons are suggested which target questions ranging from the basic sciences, such as the biological mechanisms underlying joint dysfunction and SMT, to clinical sciences and the possible role of SMT in rehabilitation and post-operative care.