In patients with active cancer, the management of chronic pain is an essential element in a
comprehensive strategy for palliative care. This strategy emphasises multidimensional …

The experience of pain in cancer is widely accepted as a major threat to quality of life, and
the relief of pain has emerged as a priority in oncology care. Pain is associated with both the …

In recent years, the NCCN Clinical Practice Guidelines in Oncology (NCCN Guidelines) for
Adult Cancer Pain have undergone substantial revisions focusing on the appropriate and …

Inadequate cancer pain relief has been documented extensively across historical records. In
response, in 1986, the World Health Organization (WHO) developed guidelines for cancer …

Pain is a common symptom associated with cancer and its treatment. Pain management is
an important aspect of oncologic care, and unrelieved pain significantly comprises overall …

Objective. The increasing incidence of cancer survivorship has shifted treatment of cancer-
related pain from short-term analgesia to long-term chronic pain management. As a result …

Pain prevalence in cancer patients: status quo or opportunit... : Current Opinion in
Supportive and Palliative Care Pain prevalence in cancer patients: status quo or …

Abstract Purpose of Review Chronic abdominal and pelvic visceral pain is an oftentimes
difficult to treat pain condition that requires a multidisciplinary approach. This article …

Intractable cancer pain not amenable to standard oral or parenteral analgesics is a
horrifying truth in 10–15% of patients. Interventional pain management techniques are an …

Pain is a ubiquitous experience for patients with cancer, affecting more than 90% of patients
during their treatment. In greater than half of all patients with advanced cancer it remains at …