Complementary therapies for cancer pain

Pharmacologic treatment of pain does not always meet patients' needs and may produce difficult side effects. Complementary therapies, which are safe, noninvasive, and generally considered to be relatively free of toxicity, may be used adjunctively with standard pain management techniques to imp...

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Published in:Current pain and headache reports 2007-08, Vol.11 (4), p.265-269
Main Authors: Cassileth, Barrie, Trevisan, Carrie, Gubili, Jyothirmai
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Complementary Therapies
Humans
Music therapy
Neoplasms - complications
Pain - etiology
Pain - psychology
Pain Management
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