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Dor crônica após amputação é a dor crônica que se desenvolve ou aumenta de intensidade após uma amputação cirúrgica de um membro ou parte dele, e também de mama, língua, dentes, genitália, olho e até órgãos internos como o reto, que persiste ou é recorrente por mais de 3 meses após a cirurgia (isto é, além do processo de cicatrização). A dor é localizada no coto (dor crônica no coto) ou projetada no membro amputado (dor no membro fantasma). Outras causas de dor, incluindo infecção, malignidade, etc., precisam ser excluídas, bem como a dor crônica persistente por uma condição dolorosa preexistente. No caso de uma dor que persiste de uma condição pré-operatória, a intensidade e/ou as características dessa dor devem ser diferentes (desenvolvimento de um componente neuropático: dor no coto ou dor fantasma). | |||
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Chronic pain after amputation is chronic pain developing or increasing in intensity after a surgical amputation of a limb or parts thereof, and also breast, tongue, teeth, genitalia, the eye and even inner organs such as the rectum that persists or recurs for longer than 3 months after surgery (i.e. beyond the healing process). The pain is either localised to the stump (chronic stump pain) or projected into the amputated limb (phantom limb pain). Other causes of chronic pain including infection, malignancy etc. need to be excluded as well as chronic pain continuing from a pre-existing pain condition. In case of pain that continues from a preoperative condition, intensity and/or pain characteristics must be different (development of a neuropathic component: stump pain or phantom pain). | |||
Revision as of 16:24, 15 August 2026
Chronic pain after amputation is chronic pain developing or increasing in intensity after a surgical amputation of a limb or parts thereof, and also breast, tongue, teeth, genitalia, the eye and even inner organs such as the rectum that persists or recurs for longer than 3 months after surgery (i.e. beyond the healing process). The pain is either localised to the stump (chronic stump pain) or projected into the amputated limb (phantom limb pain). Other causes of chronic pain including infection, malignancy etc. need to be excluded as well as chronic pain continuing from a pre-existing pain condition. In case of pain that continues from a preoperative condition, intensity and/or pain characteristics must be different (development of a neuropathic component: stump pain or phantom pain).
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Chronic pain after amputation is chronic pain developing or increasing in intensity after a surgical amputation of a limb or parts thereof, and also breast, tongue, teeth, genitalia, the eye and even inner organs such as the rectum that persists or recurs for longer than 3 months after surgery (i.e. beyond the healing process). The pain is either localised to the stump (chronic stump pain) or projected into the amputated limb (phantom limb pain). Other causes of chronic pain including infection, malignancy etc. need to be excluded as well as chronic pain continuing from a pre-existing pain condition. In case of pain that continues from a preoperative condition, intensity and/or pain characteristics must be different (development of a neuropathic component: stump pain or phantom pain). |
