Pathophysiological and Neuroplastic Changes in Postamputation and Neuropathic Pain: Review of the Literature
Conclusions:
Changes in the peripheral and central nervous systems following amputation should not be viewed as separate pathologies, but rather two interdependent mechanisms that underlie the development of pathological pain. A better understanding of the physiological changes following amputation will allow for improvements in therapeutic treatments to minimize pathological pain caused by amputation.
Source: Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery – Global Open - Category: Cosmetic Surgery Tags: Peripheral Nerve: Special Topic Source Type: research
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