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Drezotomie microchirurgicale
Douleurs cancreuses limites : Syndrome de Pancoast-Tobias . Section du versant antrolatral des radicelles postrieures +/Coagulation de la corne dorsale de la moelle .
Morphinothrapie intrathcale
Effet antalgique puissant, slectif et durable au prix dune faible consommation morphinique quotidienne
La Morphinothrapie Intra-Crbro-Ventriculaire
Geste conservateur aprs Morphine per-os Effet antalgique puissant,slectif et durable Importance de la priode de titration Environnement mdicosocial de qualit Suivi mdical rgulier Formation et information
Techniques de Neuromodulation
Neurostimulation Transcutane Stimulation Mdullaire Stimulation Thalamique Strotaxique Stimulation du Cortex Moteur DOULEURS NEUROPATHIQUES
Thories du Gate control et des C.I.D.N. Dpression de laction vasoconstrictive sympathique Quel est le support anatomique : problme de terminologie ? Quel est le support neurophysiologique et neurobiochimique ? (Linderoth et Meyerson) une voie de recherche : amlioration technique ++ - la stimulation mdullaire double canal : amlioration de la configuration spatiale - effet rel sur le Complex Back and Leg Pain ?
MCS may act by reinforcing the control of non-nociceptive sensory inputs (black) on nociceptive systems (red) at the level of the thalamus, dorsal column nuclei and spinal cord. MCS-induced pain relief is associated with an improved sensory discrimination within the painful zone suggesting that MCS acts on somatosensory pathways and sensory processing In experimental models of deafferentation pain, MCS reduce the hyperactivity in VPL and DCN PET studies exhibited a major involvement of the thalamus and the brainstem MCS induces an attenuation of RIII reflex suggesting that MCS could exert an inhibitory control on spinal cord segments. Relative preservation of the pyramidal tract and somatosensory pathways seems to be essential for a good clinical result.
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MCS may reduce the emotional component of chronic pain by activating the anterior cingulate cortex and the anterior insula which are implicated in both the cognitive and the affective integration of pain stimuli (PET studies, Lyon)
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