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Bleeding Complications Rare in Interventional Pain Procedures, Retrospective Study Shows
Bleeding Complications Rare in Interventional Pain Procedures, Retrospective Study Shows

Mayo Clinic study shows continuing aspirin/NSAIDs peri-procedurally is safe for low- to intermediate-risk interventional pain procedures; bleeding is rare. Continue Reading

Date posted01/10/2019


Sphenopalatine Ganglion Block is Found Effective and Safe for Postdural Puncture Headache
Sphenopalatine Ganglion Block is Found Effective and Safe for Postdural Puncture Headache

Study finds SPGB relieves PDPH in obstetric patients faster and with fewer complications than epidural blood patch (EBP); non-invasive, quick relief after birth. Continue Reading

Date posted01/10/2019


Stanford Researchers Tout Successful CHOIR Rollout as Example of Private-Public Partnership
Stanford Researchers Tout Successful CHOIR Rollout as Example of Private-Public Partnership

Stanford's CHOIR is an open-source Collaborative Health Outcomes Information Registry using NIH PROMIS to capture patient-reported outcomes for health systems. Continue Reading

Date posted01/10/2019


Stem Cell Transplantation Produces Remarkable Therapeutic Effects on Neuropathic Pain in Animals
Stem Cell Transplantation Produces Remarkable Therapeutic Effects on Neuropathic Pain in Animals

AAPM poster shows mesenchymal stem cell transplantation (MSC-TP) alleviates neuropathic pain in rats; IV or IT delivery yields lasting analgesia for clinical trials. Continue Reading

Date posted01/2/2019


Individualized Approach to Opioid Tapering Shows Success in Pain Patients Using Long-Term Opioids
Individualized Approach to Opioid Tapering Shows Success in Pain Patients Using Long-Term Opioids

An AAPM study shows patient-centered opioid tapering reduces long-term opioid doses by over 50% for chronic pain patients, without increasing pain intensity. Continue Reading

Date posted12/18/2018


Medicare Data Registry Analysis in IL Reveals Access Barriers
Medicare Data Registry Analysis in IL Reveals Access Barriers

AAPM researchers analyze Medicare data showing barriers for disabled patients to non-opioid pain medications vs opioids; urges policy and practice changes. Continue Reading

Date posted12/18/2018