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• W2108377908 abstract "Many professionals believe that chronic pain exists at a relatively stable level over time. This is far from the truth as demonstrated by multiple Pain diaries of people suffering chronic pain. While treating many chronic pain sufferers with entheses/peripheral receptor injections, varied and unusual outcomes occurred with multiple systems involved. Treating specifically with the entheses (lumbo-sacral/ilio-lumbar ligament receptor) areas relieved secondary headaches, upper back pain, carpal tunnel syndrome and areas of swollen tissues unrelated to the lower back. The diversity of signs and symptoms that were changed required a better explanation and Chaos Theory, recommended by Bogduk, was applied From 2002 to 2009 about 1500 patients had been treated by the indicated entheses/dorsal rami injection model and gained significant immediate pain relief plus restoration of back function with many other quality of life changes, supported by Chaos Theory. The demonstrated simple mathematical formulae for Chaos Theory, which produced a series of graphs, altering significantly as the values for Peripheral receptor input and dorsal horn ‘wind up’ were varied Px+1 = Px[Px-1] x n x k Px pain perception day k = amount of spinal cord/dorsal horn(='wind up') and central processing effects n = extent of damaged entheses/receptors input. By gradually increasing the values of n and k it is possible to show the change from simple pain to increasing effects resulting in a chaotic pattern of pain perception and by allowing for entheses injections, the restoration of the normal baseline can occur. This graphic modelling allows patients to relate to a pictorial representation of their chronic pain pattern over time and they become more compliant with treatment options. Many professionals believe that chronic pain exists at a relatively stable level over time. This is far from the truth as demonstrated by multiple Pain diaries of people suffering chronic pain. While treating many chronic pain sufferers with entheses/peripheral receptor injections, varied and unusual outcomes occurred with multiple systems involved. Treating specifically with the entheses (lumbo-sacral/ilio-lumbar ligament receptor) areas relieved secondary headaches, upper back pain, carpal tunnel syndrome and areas of swollen tissues unrelated to the lower back. The diversity of signs and symptoms that were changed required a better explanation and Chaos Theory, recommended by Bogduk, was applied From 2002 to 2009 about 1500 patients had been treated by the indicated entheses/dorsal rami injection model and gained significant immediate pain relief plus restoration of back function with many other quality of life changes, supported by Chaos Theory. The demonstrated simple mathematical formulae for Chaos Theory, which produced a series of graphs, altering significantly as the values for Peripheral receptor input and dorsal horn ‘wind up’ were varied Px+1 = Px[Px-1] x n x k Px pain perception day k = amount of spinal cord/dorsal horn(='wind up') and central processing effects n = extent of damaged entheses/receptors input. By gradually increasing the values of n and k it is possible to show the change from simple pain to increasing effects resulting in a chaotic pattern of pain perception and by allowing for entheses injections, the restoration of the normal baseline can occur. This graphic modelling allows patients to relate to a pictorial representation of their chronic pain pattern over time and they become more compliant with treatment options." @default.
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• W2108377908 title "Demonstrating chronic pain patterns with chaos theory modelling" @default.
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