Proceedings From the First International Symposium On Pain Research In Emergency Medicine: Foreword - 11/09/11
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[Ducharme J: Proceedings from the First International Symposium on Pain Research in Emergency Medicine: Foreword. Ann Emerg Med April 1996;27:399-403.] "Pain is one of the most challenging problems in medicine and biology. It is a challenge to the sufferer who must often learn to live with pain for which no therapy has been found. It is a challenge to the physician or other health professional who seeks every possible means to help the suffering patient. It is a challenge to the scientist who tries to understand the biological mechanisms that can cause such terrible suffering. It is also a challenge to society, which must find the medical, scientific and financial resources to relieve or prevent pain and suffering as much as possible." (Melzack and Wall, The Challenge of Pain1)
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 | From the Department of Emergency Medicine, Royal Victoria Hospital, McGill University, Montreal, Quebec, Canada. |
| [Editor's note: James Ducharme, MD, and William H Cordell, MD, are to be commended for their tremendous efforts as guest editors for these proceedings.] |
 | Address for reprints: James Ducharme, MD, Saint John Regional Hospital, PO Box 2100, Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada E2L 4L2 |
| Reprint no. 47/1/71802 |
Vol 27 - N° 4
P. 399-403 - avril 1996 Regresar al número
- Current Pain-Control Practices and Research
- Marc Afilalo, Kimberly Cantees, James Ducharme
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