Practice Guidelines for Chronic Pain Management
Chronic Pain Management,” adopted by the ASA in 1996 and published in 1997.1 Methodology A. Definition of Chronic Pain For these Guidelines, chronic pain is defined as pain of any etiology not directly related to neoplastic involvement, asso-ciated with a chronic medical condition or extending in du-
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