PaiN Me procedures. Noteworthy exceptions include case reports/series using CPNB to
treat chronic pain such as cancerrelated pain, 3–8 complex regional pain syndrome, 9–12 …

Abstract Purpose of Review Cancer pain is often incapacitating and discouraging to
patients; is demoralizing to family members and care takers; and is taxing and difficult to …

Background Metastatic bone disease is a common cause of pain in cancer patients. A
multidisciplinary approach to treatment is often necessary because simplified analgesic …

Abstract Purpose of Review Ultrasound-guided regional techniques, including catheter-
based approaches, are a subset of interventional therapies that have gained interest as an …

Context Although systemic analgesic therapies are the mainstay of pain treatment in
pediatric palliative care, there are cases where they fail to adequately relieve symptoms or …

Background: Few studies have analyzed the benefit of limb amputations in children with
metastatic osteosarcoma and limited life span. Objective: We studied outcomes of limb …

Background: Evidence suggests that a significant proportion of terminal cancer patients
have uncontrolled or inadequately controlled pain when using the World Health …

Children with chronic pain often undergo surgery and effective perioperative management of
their pain can be challenging. Identification of the pediatric chronic pain patient …

Abstract Purpose of Review This paper aims to give the specialist and non-specialist alike
an overview of the considerations involved in the management of cancer-related pain in the …

We report three cases of children with osteosarcoma and pathologic fractures treated with
long-term continuous nerve blocks for preoperative pain control. One patient with a left distal …