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See Latest ArticlesChronic musculoskeletal pain in children: Assessment and management
Rheumatology, 03/26/09
Clinch J et al. – Article presents an overview of the assessment and management of childhood chronic musculoskeletal pain conditions with reference to main research findings to date.
- Although a large number of children present with ongoing pain, a small number of these develop chronic pain conditions
- Recent studies have revealed a large prevalence of clinically relevant pain, and have emphasized the need for early recognition and intervention
- Medication has a role when part of a multidisciplinary framework
- Early targeted psychological and physical intervention is necessary
- Parental education and involvement is also essential if progress is to be maintained
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