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Praktische Schmerztherapie in der Onkologie pp 47–69Cite as

Rückenmarksnahe Analgesie bei Tumorschmerz

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Mit der Entdeckung von Opiatangriffspunkten im Zentralnervensystem (Pert u. Snyder 1973; Terenius 1973; Simon et al. 1973) und der zu diesen Rezeptoren gehörigen endogenen Transmitter, genannt Endorphine (Hughes et al. 1975), begann eine neue Ära der Opioidforschung, die innerhalb weniger Jahre zu einer explosionsartigen Vermehrung unseres Wissensstandes hinsichtlich dieser Substanzgruppe geführt und eine Reihe von neuen praktischen Ansätzen mit sich gebracht hat, zu denen auch die hier beschriebene Methode der rückenmarksnahen Analgesie gehört.

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Müller, H., Zierski, J. (1991). Rückenmarksnahe Analgesie bei Tumorschmerz. In: von Matthiessen, H. (eds) Praktische Schmerztherapie in der Onkologie. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-76536-0_5

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