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摘要
在美国的 200 万截肢者中,有 60% 至 90% 的人会经历幻肢痛(PLP)。幻肢痛的治疗是一项挑战,目前的循证药物疗法和介入疗法效果不一。近年来,神经调控技术(如扰频治疗法(ST))的进步已证明在治疗各种慢性和神经病理性疼痛综合征方面具有疗效。然而,就 PLP 而言,病例还很有限。本病例强调了支持 ST 治疗 PLP 超过 5 年的进一步证据。此外,我们还提供了带有 ST 电极的截肢临床图像以及 5 年的疼痛记录和埃德蒙顿症状评估系统评分。
Effectiveness of Scrambler Therapy for Alleviating Phantom Limb Pain: A Case Report.
Among the 2 million amputees in the United States, 60% to 90% will experience phantom limb pain (PLP). Managing PLP presents challenges with current evidence-based pharmacological and interventional therapies yielding varied results. In recent years, advancements in neuromodulation, such as scrambler therapy (ST), have demonstrated effectiveness in addressing various chronic and neuropathic pain syndromes. In terms of PLP, however, cases have been limited. This case highlights further evidence supporting ST for PLP over 5 years. Furthermore, we provide clinical images of the amputation with ST electrodes as well as a 5-year record of pain and Edmonton Symptom Assessment System scores.