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Acupuncture as a Therapeutic Approach to Postthoracotomy Pain
Medical Acupuncture, 08/25/09
Nastasi R – To date, only gabapentin, transdermal nitroglycerin/etodolac, and acupuncture have produced modest reductions in pain. However, these studies were limited due to either size or length of follow–up. With a lack of definitive treatment options for CPP, and the ability to administer acupuncture to this population of patients, a trial should be conducted to address its efficacy.
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