Pain Management in Rodents

February 24, 2020

The December 2019 issue of Comparative Medicine is devoted to pain as a clinical factor and experimental variable in laboratory rodents – covering ethical considerations regarding analgesia and pain management, the importance of pain recognition and management, sex and strain differences in response to pain and analgesics in mice, as well as the impact of pain on different models involving laboratory mice and rats. Please see the individual PDFs below for more information.

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Pain and Immune System and Inflammation [Comparative Medicine 2019; Vol 69(6), 520-534]505 KB
Clinical Management of Pain [Comparative Medicine 2019; Vol 69(6), 468-489]397 KB
Strain and Sex Differences Response to Pain [Comparative Medicine 2019; Vol 69(6), 490-500]129 KB
Review of Pain Assessment Methods [Comparative Medicine 2019; Vol 69(6), 451-467]1.26 MB
Sleep, Pain, and Analgesics [Comparative Medicine 2019; Vol 69(6), 571-578]204 KB
Ethics and IACUC Considerations on Analgesia [Comparative Medicine 2019; Vol 69(6), 443-450]101 KB
Pain and Orthopedic and Wound Healing Models [Comparative Medicine 2019; Vol 69(6), 535-545]166 KB
Study of Pain, Rats, and Mice [Comparative Medicine 2019; Vol 69(6), 555-570]393 KB
Pain and Sepsis [Comparative Medicine 2019; Vol 69(6), 546-554]185 KB
Pain as Clinical Factor and Experimental Variable [Comparative Medicine 2019; Vol 69(6), 441-442]46 KB
Pain and Cancer Model [Comparative Medicine 2019; Vol 69(6), 501-509]118 KB
Pain and TBI and Stroke [Comparative Medicine 2019; Vol 69(6), 510-519]130 KB