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Table of Contents: 2014

Pain Research and Management -
Special Issue
Volume 19
- Article ID 938352
- Review

Can We Improve Parents’ Management of their Children’S Postoperative Pain at Home?

Jill MacLaren Chorney | Alison Twycross | ... | Karen Archibald

Pain Research and Management -
Special Issue
Volume 19
- Article ID 651383
- Original Article

Pain Patients and Who they Live with: A Correlational Study of Coresidence Patterns and Pain Interference

Jacob M Vigil | Patricia Pendleton | ... | Bruce W Smith

Pain Research and Management -
Special Issue
Volume 19
- Article ID 870145
- Original Article

Relationship between Bone Mineral Density and the Frequent Administration of Epidural Steroid Injections in Postmenopausal Women with Low Back Pain

Sungyun Kim | Byeongmun Hwang

Pain Research and Management -
Special Issue
Volume 19
- Article ID 815056
- Original Article

Exposure to Virtual Social Stimuli Modulates Subjective Pain Reports

Jacob M Vigil | Daniel Torres | ... | Katy Hughes

Pain Research and Management -
Special Issue
Volume 19
- Article ID 745458
- Case Report

Pain Relief as a Primary Treatment Goal: at What Point does Functioning and Well-Being Become more Important? a Case Study of an Adolescent with Debilitating Chronic Pain

Andrew S Tseng | Karen Weiss | ... | Barbara Bruce

Pain Research and Management -
Special Issue
Volume 19
- Article ID 979416
- Review

Pain Assessment Using The Adolescent Pediatric Pain Tool: A Systematic Review

Ananda Maria Fernandes | Catarina De Campos | ... | Eufemia Jacob

Pain Research and Management -
Special Issue
Volume 19
- Article ID 623830
- Original Article

The Antiallodynic Action of Pregabalin May Depend on the Suppression of Spinal Neuronal Hyperexcitability in Rats with Spared Nerve Injury

Lei Ding | Jie Cai | ... | Guo-Gang Xing

Pain Research and Management -
Special Issue
Volume 19
- Article ID 614784
- Original Article

Hospitalized Children Continue to Report Undertreated and Preventable Pain

Kathryn A Birnie | Christine T Chambers | ... | G Allen Finley

Pain Research and Management -
Special Issue
Volume 19
- Article ID 285308
- Original Article

Exogenous and Endogenous Opioid-Induced Pain Hypersensitivity in Different Rat Strains

Emilie Laboureyras | Frédéric Aubrun | ... | Guy Simonnet

Pain Research and Management -
Special Issue
Volume 19
- Article ID 835083
- Original Article

Pulsed Radiofrequency Treatment of Complex Regional Pain Syndrome: A Case Series

Pain Research and Management -
Special Issue
Volume 19
- Article ID 857952
- Original Article

Differential Prescribing of Opioid Analgesics According to Physician Specialty for Medicaid Patients with Chronic Noncancer Pain Diagnoses

Chris Ringwalt | Hallam Gugelmann | ... | Asheley Cockrell Skinner

Pain Research and Management -
Special Issue
Volume 19
- Article ID 451373
- Original Article

When in Doubt, Ask the Audience: Potential Users' Perceptions of Internet-Delivered Cognitive Behavioural Therapy for Chronic Pain

Luke H Schneider | Heather D Hadjistavropoulos

Pain Research and Management -
Special Issue
Volume 19
- Article ID 390368
- Original Article

Pubertal Status Moderates the Association between Mother and Child Laboratory Pain Tolerance

Jennie CI Tsao | Ning Li | ... | Lonnie K Zeltzer

Pain Research and Management -
Special Issue
Volume 19
- Article ID 536859
- Review

Autonomic Arousal And Experimentally Induced Pain: A Critical Review of the Literature

Brandon N Kyle | Daniel W McNeil

Pain Research and Management -
Special Issue
Volume 19
- Article ID 956828
- Original Article

The 27-Item Coping Strategies Questionnaire — Revised: Confirmatory Factor Analysis, Reliability and Validity in Italian-Speaking Subjects with Chronic Pain

Marco Monticone | Simona Ferrante | ... | Calogero Foti

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