Pain medicine (Malden, Mass.) · 2010
Recovery from chronic musculoskeletal pain with psychodynamic consultation and brief intervention: a report of three illustrative cases.
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Hsu Michael C, Schubiner Howard
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OBJECTIVE: Most physicians are unaware of the potential for complete remission from chronic musculoskeletal pain through a purely psychological approach. We report three cases in which various types of chronic musculoskeletal pain were successfully treated using a small-group psychological workshop combined with a single consultative session.
DESIGN: Case report.
SETTING AND PATIENTS: Hospital-based clinic; retrospectively selected cases among patients with at least a 4-year history of chronic musculoskeletal pain prior to intervention.
MEASURES: Structured interview.
RESULTS: Each of three patients discussed reported pain-free status at last follow-up, which was at least 6 months following the intervention.
CONCLUSION: Certain individuals with chronic musculoskeletal pain may greatly benefit from a primarily psychodynamic approach to treatment, even when standard approaches to pain treatment have failed.
DESIGN: Case report.
SETTING AND PATIENTS: Hospital-based clinic; retrospectively selected cases among patients with at least a 4-year history of chronic musculoskeletal pain prior to intervention.
MEASURES: Structured interview.
RESULTS: Each of three patients discussed reported pain-free status at last follow-up, which was at least 6 months following the intervention.
CONCLUSION: Certain individuals with chronic musculoskeletal pain may greatly benefit from a primarily psychodynamic approach to treatment, even when standard approaches to pain treatment have failed.