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IssueEuropean Journal of Pain: Volume 13, Issue 1
1-112January 2009
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Editorial
Review
Acupuncture and dry needling in the management of myofascial trigger point pain: A systematic review and meta-analysis of randomised controlled trials
- Pages: 3-10
- First Published: 09 January 2012
Summary measures of number needed to treat: How much clinical guidance do they provide in neuropathic pain?
- Pages: 11-16
- First Published: 09 January 2012
Biphosphonates for the therapy of complex regional pain syndrome I – Systematic review
- Pages: 17-21
- First Published: 09 January 2012
Original Article
Herbal medicine Shakuyaku-kanzo-to reduces paclitaxel-induced painful peripheral neuropathy in mice
- Pages: 22-27
- First Published: 09 January 2012
Increased sensitivity to heat pain in chronic low blood pressure
- Pages: 28-34
- First Published: 09 January 2012
Short Communication
Projected pain from noxious heat stimulation of an exposed peripheral nerve – A case report
- Pages: 35-37
- First Published: 09 January 2012
Original Article
A comparison of the knowledge of chronic pain and its management between final year physiotherapy and medical students
- Pages: 38-50
- First Published: 09 January 2012
Can rate of recovery be predicted in patients with acute low back pain? Development of a clinical prediction rule
- Pages: 51-55
- First Published: 09 January 2012
A randomised controlled trial with prolonged-release oral oxycodone and naloxone to prevent and reverse opioid-induced constipation
- Pages: 56-64
- First Published: 09 January 2012
Chronic whiplash symptoms are related to altered regional cerebral blood flow in the resting state
- Pages: 65-70
- First Published: 09 January 2012
More is not always better: Cost-effectiveness analysis of combined, single behavioral and single physical rehabilitation programs for chronic low back pain
- Pages: 71-81
- First Published: 09 January 2012
Nicotine dependence criteria and nicotine withdrawal symptoms in relation to pain among an adult general population sample
- Pages: 82-88
- First Published: 09 January 2012
The prevalence of pain in nursing home residents with dementia measured using an observational pain scale
- Pages: 89-93
- First Published: 09 January 2012
Responses to pain in school-aged children with experience in a neonatal intensive care unit: Cognitive aspects and maternal influences
- Pages: 94-101
- First Published: 09 January 2012
Psychosocial risk factors of pain among employees
- Pages: 102-108
- First Published: 09 January 2012
Letter to the Editor
A comparison of the relationship between depression, perceived disability, and physical performance in persons with chronic pain: a comment on Alschuler et al. (2008)
- Pages: 109-110
- First Published: 09 January 2012
Reply
Reply to Rob Smeets’ letter to the editor regarding the article “A comparison of the relationship between depression, perceived disability, and physical performance in persons with chronic pain” (2008)
- Pages: 111-112
- First Published: 09 January 2012
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