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6. Acute and chronic pain on the battlefield: lessons learned from point of injury to the United States

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Croll, Scott M. and Griffith, Scott R.

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United States. Army. Medical Department -- Standards, Care and treatment, Standards, Health aspects, Military personnel -- Military aspects -- Practice -- Health aspects, Chronic pain -- Military aspects -- Care and treatment, Pain management -- Standards
Abstract

Inadequately treated trauma pain in combat unleashes a cascade of adverse physiological and psychological insults. (1) Numerous medical advancements occurred within the international medical community that were independent from but [...]

Published
2016

11. Compounded Topical Pain Creams to Treat Localized Chronic Pain

Author

Brutcher, Robert E., primary, Kurihara, Connie, additional, Bicket, Mark C., additional, Moussavian-Yousefi, Parvaneh, additional, Reece, David E., additional, Solomon, Lisa M., additional, Griffith, Scott R., additional, Jamison, David E., additional, and Cohen, Steven P., additional

Published
2019
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12. Effectiveness of Lumbar Facet Joint Blocks and Predictive Value before Radiofrequency Denervation

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Cohen, Steven P., primary, Doshi, Tina L., additional, Constantinescu, Octav C., additional, Zhao, Zirong, additional, Kurihara, Connie, additional, Larkin, Thomas M., additional, Griffith, Scott R., additional, Jacobs, Michael B., additional, Kroski, William J., additional, Dawson, Timothy C., additional, Fowler, Ian M., additional, White, Ronald L., additional, Verdun, Aubrey J., additional, Jamison, David E., additional, Anderson-White, Mirinda, additional, Shank, Stephanie E., additional, and Pasquina, Paul F., additional

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2018
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13. Prognostic value of hypersensitivity reactions on epidural steroid injection outcomes: a phenotypic signature? A prospective cohort study.

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Steven, P Cohen, Tina, L Doshi, Timothy, C Dawson, Gupta, Anita, Durbhakula, Shravani, Octav, C Constantinescu, Michael, B Jacobs, Aubrey, J Verdun, Salisu-Orhurhu, Mariam, Scott, R Griffith, Kurihara, Connie, Cohen, Steven, Doshi, Tina, Dawson, Timothy, Constantinescu, Octav C, Jacobs, Michael, Verdun, Aubrey V, Salisu, Mariam, and Griffith, Scott R

Abstract

Background: Studies have found that diffuse pain, indicative of central sensitization, portends poor interventional outcomes. Multiple chemical sensitivities are associated with signs of central sensitization. We sought to prospectively determine whether hypersensitivity reactions (HR) were associated with epidural steroid injection (ESI) outcomes.Methods: HR were classified as immune-related or non-immune-related and categorized by number (0=low, 1 or 2=intermediate, ≥3=high). The primary outcome measure was mean reduction in average leg pain score 1 month post-procedure. A positive outcome was defined as a two-point or greater decrease in average leg pain accompanied by satisfaction 1 month post-procedure.Results: The mean number of immune-mediated and non-immune-mediated HR were 0.6±1.2 and 0.8±1.4, respectively. Individuals in the high (n=24) total HR group had a mean reduction in average leg pain of 0.1±2.7, compared with those in the low (n=61; 1.8±2.1, p=0.025) and intermediate groups (n=52; 1.6±3.1, p=0.060). For back pain and categorical successful outcome, those with fewer HR experienced greater benefit. There were no differences in outcomes when patients were stratified by immune-related HR. Among participants in the low, intermediate and high non-immune-mediated HR groups, the mean reductions in average leg pain scores were 1.7±2.5, 1.6±3.0, and -0.2±2.3, respectively (p = 0.002). 51%, 35%, and 12% of people with low, intermediate and high numbers of non-immune-mediated HR experienced a positive categorical outcome, respectively (p=0.007).Conclusions: Non-immune-related HR were inversely correlated with some ESI outcome measures. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2019
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14. Epidural Steroid Injections, Conservative Treatment, or Combination Treatment for Cervical Radicular Pain

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Cohen, Steven P., primary, Hayek, Salim, additional, Semenov, Yevgeny, additional, Pasquina, Paul F., additional, White, Ronald L., additional, Veizi, Elias, additional, Huang, Julie H. Y., additional, Kurihara, Connie, additional, Zhao, Zirong, additional, Guthmiller, Kevin B., additional, Griffith, Scott R., additional, Verdun, Aubrey V., additional, Giampetro, David M., additional, and Vorobeychik, Yakov, additional

Published
2015
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15. Epidural Steroid Injections, Conservative Treatment, or Combination Treatment for Cervical Radicular Pain

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Cohen, Steven P., primary, Hayek, Salim, additional, Semenov, Yevgeny, additional, Pasquina, Paul F., additional, White, Ronald L., additional, Veizi, Elias, additional, Huang, Julie H. Y., additional, Kurihara, Connie, additional, Zhao, Zirong, additional, Guthmiller, Kevin B., additional, Griffith, Scott R., additional, Verdun, Aubrey V., additional, Giampetro, David M., additional, and Vorobeychik, Yakov, additional

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2014
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18. Multicenter, Randomized, Comparative Cost-effectiveness Study Comparing 0, 1, and 2 Diagnostic Medial Branch (Facet Joint Nerve) Block Treatment Paradigms before Lumbar Facet Radiofrequency Denervation

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Cohen, Steven P., primary, Williams, Kayode A., additional, Kurihara, Connie, additional, Nguyen, Conner, additional, Shields, Cynthia, additional, Kim, Peter, additional, Griffith, Scott R., additional, Larkin, Thomas M., additional, Crooks, Matthew, additional, Williams, Necia, additional, Morlando, Benny, additional, and Strassels, Scott A., additional

Published
2010
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