POSTOPERATIVE PAIN - HOW TO MINIMIZE IT OR AVOID?



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In this review is covered the current data about the origin of post-operative pain and effective methods of pain relief. Article contains the following sections: mechanisms of postoperative pain and causes of transition of acute pain to the chronic pain syndrome, prevention methods, and new principles of acute pain treatment with a specification of main pharmacological approaches.

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Ainagul Zh Bayalieva

Kazan State Medical University

Email: bayalieva1@yandex.ru
420012, Каzan, Butlerov street, 49

Rashid A Giniyatullin

University of Eastern Finland

Email: Rashid.Giniatullin@uef.fi
Kuopio, 70211, P.O.Box 1627/ Neulaniementie 2

Bazbek A Davletov

University of Sheffield

England, University of Sheffield, Sheffield S10 2TN

Ilyuza I Yamalieva

Kazan State Medical University

420012, Каzan, Butlerov street, 49

Veronica R Davidova

Kazan State Medical University

420012, Каzan, Butlerov street, 49

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