On the putative uniqueness of cancer pain: do psychological principles apply?
On the putative uniqueness of cancer pain: do psychological principles apply?
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DOI：
10.1016/0005-7967(90)90050-s
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发表时间：
1990
影响因子：
4.1
通讯作者：
D. Turk;E. Fernandez
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作者：
D. Turk;E. Fernandez
大量的证据支持心理学原理和变量对伤害性刺激的感知和反应的重要作用。在这项研究的基础上，许多心理干预措施已经被开发出来并成功地用于疼痛患者。尽管有证据，但从业者倾向于忽视认知、情感和行为因素在癌症患者疼痛报告中的作用。癌症似乎在医学界和整个社会中都占有独特的地位。在本文中，癌症疼痛文献简要回顾和证据提出了疼痛报告和反应的各种心理决定因素，可能扩展到与癌症相关的疼痛。本文描述了这些数据对了解和治疗癌症患者的意义。
A large volume of evidence has supported the important role of psychological principles and variables related to the perception of, and response to, nociceptive stimulation. On the basis of this research, a number of psychological interventions have been developed and used successfully with pain patients. Despite the evidence, there has been a tendency for practitioners to neglect the contributing role of cognitive, affective, and behavioral factors in reports of pain by cancer patients. Cancer seems to hold a unique status in medicine and society at large. In this paper, the cancer pain literature is briefly reviewed and evidence is presented for various psychological determinants of the pain report and response that may be extended to pain associated with cancer. The implications of these data for understanding and treatment of cancer patients are described.