Zusammenfassung
Unerträgliche Schmerzen maligner Genese sind manchmal auf 1–3 Dermatome begrenzt. Die an solchen Schmerzen leidenden Patienten sind fähig, den Bereich, in dem die Schmerzen am stärksten sind, genau zu definieren; meistens läßt sich der Schmerz durch Druck auf diesen Bereich verstärken. Unserer Erfahrung nach bevorzugen Patienten mit lokalisierten Schmerzen i. allg. eine lokale Schmerztherapie.
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Niv, D. (1996). Perkutane Hochfrequenzläsion der Hinterwurzelganglien zur Behandlung von Krebsschmerzen. In: Chrubasik, S., Martin, E. (eds) Zur Behandlung akuter und chronischer Schmerzen. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-61066-0_15
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