Neuropathic pain in patient with duodenal carcinoma infiltrating adjacent organs – case report

Marcin Janecki; Joanna Janecka; Artur Pakosz; Magdalena Sagan

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Medycyna Paliatywna/Palliative Medicine

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Case report

Neuropathic pain in patient with duodenal carcinoma infiltrating adjacent organs – case report

Marcin Janecki

,

Joanna Janecka

,

Artur Pakosz

,

Magdalena Sagan

Medycyna Paliatywna 2010; 3: 167-170

Online publish date: 2010/10/18

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Neuropathic pain is a great diagnostics and therapeutic challenge and still many patients have pain that is refractory to known treatment. The case of the patient with rare primary duodenal adenocarcinoma infiltrating the adjacent organs and with severe abdominal pain of changeable origin has been described. There were different neuropathic pain’s treatment strategies and options along with diagnostic problems of pain originally nociceptive switching into neuropathic one discussed.

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Neuropathic pain in patient with duodenal carcinoma infiltrating adjacent organs – case report

Marcin Janecki , Joanna Janecka , Artur Pakosz , Magdalena Sagan

cancer pain, neuropathic pain, primary duodenal cancer

Marcin Janecki

,

Joanna Janecka

,

Artur Pakosz

,

Magdalena Sagan