Intervenção psicológica grupal em dor crônica publicadas na Psycinfo em 2018 / Group psychological interventions in chronic pain published in Psycinfo in 2018 / Intervenções psicológicas grupal em dor crônica publicadas na Psycinfo em 2018

A dor crônica, como doença (sinal biológico inútil), acomete um e cada cinco pessoas mundialmente, aumenta com a idade, atinge mais mulheres, em trabalhos extenuantes ou naqueles com menores níveis de escolaridade, portanto, população mais vulnerável. Há diversas formas de intervenção psicológica que podem tornar o atendimento a essa demanda mais barato e acessível, portanto, neste estudo de revisão sistemática da literatura, objetivou-se buscar e analisar as publicações sobre o tema 'Intervenção psicológica grupal na dor crônica' disponível on line, na base de dados PsycINFO (APA). Os resultados da leitura e análise dos 29 artigos científicos, indicam que: O (1) Tipo de estudo majoritariamente de pesquisas de campo (93%), com delineamento do tipo experimental (55%); Com (2) Sujeitos da pesquisa oriundo de pequenas amostras (n=16) ou grandes amostras (n= 2898), somando um total de 5367 pessoas abordadas, a maior parte (62%) dos participantes 'não identificados'; 86% foram pesquisas interventivas, embora 38% não tenha citado o (3) Tipo de intervenção, das citadas, as mais frequente foram grupo e individual (24% cada); Por último os (4) Principais resultados foram significativos (48%).

Chronic pain, as a disease (a useless biological sign), affects one in five people worldwide, increases with age, affects more women, strenuous work, or those with lower levels of schooling, and therefore the most vulnerable population. There are several forms of psychological intervention that can make attendance to this demand cheaper and accessible, therefore, in this study of systematic literature review, we aimed to search and analyze the publications on the theme 'Group psychological intervention in chronic pain' available on line, in the PsycINFO (APA) database. The results of the reading and analysis of the 29 scientific articles indicate that: (1) Type of study, mostly field surveys (93%), with an experimental design (55%); With (2) Research subjects from small samples (n = 16) and large samples (n = 2898), totaling 5367 people approached, 86% were interventional surveys, although 38% did not mention the (3) Type of intervention, of those cited, the most frequent were group and individual (24% each); Finally (4) Main results were significant (48%).

El dolor crónico, como una enfermedad (un signo biológico inútil), afecta a una de cada cinco personas en todo el mundo, aumenta con la edad, afecta a más mujeres, trabajo extenuante o con menores niveles de escolaridad y, por lo tanto, a la población más vulnerable. Existen varias formas de intervención psicológica que pueden hacer que la asistencia a esta demanda sea más barata y accesible, por lo tanto, en este estudio de revisión bibliográfica sistemática, nuestro objetivo fue buscar y analizar las publicaciones sobre el tema "Intervención psicológica grupal en dolor crónico" disponible en línea, en la base de datos PsycINFO (APA). Los resultados de la lectura y el análisis de los 29 artículos científicos indican que: (1) Tipo de estudio, en su mayoría encuestas de campo (93%), con un diseño experimental (55%); Con (2) encuestados de muestras pequeñas (n = 16) o muestras grandes (n = 2898), un total de 5367 personas se acercaron, la mayoría (62%) de los participantes "no identificados"; El 86% fueron encuestas intervencionistas, aunque el 38% no mencionó el (3) Tipo de intervención, de las citadas, las más frecuentes fueron de grupo e individuales (24% cada una); Finalmente (4) Los principales resultados fueron significativos (48%).

A Rare Cause of Swelling and Pain in Extremities in Children: Complex Regional Pain Syndrome

Complex regional pain syndrome is a condition of uncertainetiology characterized by spontaneous or stimulus-induced painthat is out of proportion to the inciting event. We report a 14-year-7-month-old girl with swelling of the left hand and wrist, wasdiagnosed as complex regional pain syndrome. The patient wastreated successfully with physical therapy and non-steroidalanti-inflammatory drugs. This condition should be kept in mind inthe differential diagnosis of musculoskeletal non-inflammatoryand inflammatory pains

Causes and Prevention of Recurrent Pain after Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy / 中国微创外科杂志

Objective To investigate the causes and preventive measures of recurrent pain after laparoscopic cholecystectomy (LC). Methods From January 2000 to January 2006,168 patients developed recurrent pain after LC. The pain was caused by non-incisional wound,postoperative complications,relapse of preoperative symptoms,cholecystitis complicated with gallbladder stones,or other diseases. The data of the cases were reviewed in this study. Results Among the cases,24 patients had neck and shoulder pain,and 5 cases complained of puncture pain; 71 cases showed consistent abdominal pain,among which 28 had bile leak; 23 developed secondary common bile duct stones,6 suffered from acute pancreatitis,and 8 had residual cholecystitis or cholecystic stones; inferior hepatic space inflammatory fluid was detected in 5 cases,duodenal bulbar ulcer in 1 case; and 32 cases suffered from paroxysmal pain in the abdominal cavity,9 of them were diagnosed as bowel hyperperistalsis,and 23 had biliary dyskinesia; 31 patients had jaundice complicated with abdominal pain,right focal dilation of the intrahepatic bile duct was detected in 7 of them,residual stones in the extra hepatic bile duct in 11 cases,ampullary carcinoma in 2 cases,carcinoma in the inferior bile duct in 1 case,and ascariasis of the biliary tract in 2 cases; two patients developed abdominal pain because of abdominal distension,and one was induced by severe nausea and vomiting. In this series,the symptoms were relieved in all of the cases,86 of them were cured by a second operation or ERCP plus EST,and the other 82 received conversational therapy. The patient was followed up for 1 to 36 months,during the period,no complications occurred. Conclusions The causes of recurrent pain after LC involve in each component of perioperation procedures.