Referred pain from skeletal structures

Referred pain from skeletal structures
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DOI:
10.1097/00005053-194405000-00023
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发表时间:
1944-01-01
影响因子:
1.9
通讯作者:
Saunders, JBDM
Saunders, JBDM
中科院分区:
医学4区
文献类型:
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作者:
Inman, VT;Saunders, JBDM

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医生在临床诊断中经常面临的一个问题是与涉及骨骼、韧带、肌腱、筋膜和身体其他中胚层结构的创伤性或炎症性病变相关的不明疼痛的意义和意义。在询问患者时,这种性质的疼痛通常被描述为钝痛、疼痛或无聊的性质,他通常发现很难以任何程度的准确度定位。患者经常声称这种疼痛位于皮肤深处,并且经常不同程度地向近端或远端辐射。尽管患者经常表现出死亡或麻木的病史,但医生在检查皮肤感觉时,除了偶尔出现轻微的痛觉过敏外,无法辨别任何客观性质。末梢感觉无减退,无麻醉、无感觉减退、无肌无力、无明确的反射改变。令医生感到困惑的一个事实是,患者疼痛的分布在方向和位置上经常是恒定的,但却无法与任何已知的周围神经或神经根的供应区域相对应。有时,人们可以通过仔细触诊辐射区域来确定深度压痛点,该点在压力下会重现疼痛及其分布。其他症状和体征的存在可能会导致对某些特定病变或综合征的阳性诊断,并且无需进一步考虑即可简单地接受相关辐射的重要性。在许多情况下,在无法诊断出特定病变的情况下,尽管未能引出任何客观体征或涉及任何特定周围神经,但仍表达了患者患有神经炎的模糊意见,或者该病症可能被诊断为纤维组织炎之一并提供了一些姑息治疗。对疼痛的性质、程度和伴随症状进行更彻底的检查,揭示了以下特征: 与皮肤产生的疼痛不同,正如已经提到的,疼痛不能精确定位,除非患者认识到疼痛位于更深的结构中。它往往会传播或辐射相当长的距离,有时甚至覆盖四肢的整个长度。其品质难以描述,
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