Concepts of the different types of pain #ACR17 @RheumNow pic.twitter.com/ChyEw7vSvR
— Philip Robinson (@philipcrobinson) November 8, 2017
Sub-threshold fibromyalgia predicts non-response to surgery #ACR17 @RheumNow pic.twitter.com/AaDQBQbIVC
— Philip Robinson (@philipcrobinson) November 8, 2017
Continuum of pain from peripheral to central pain states in our rheumatology conditions #ACR17 @RheumNow pic.twitter.com/e03IMwec8o
— Philip Robinson (@philipcrobinson) November 8, 2017
Approaches to treat pain need to be guided by the type of pain you are trying to treat #ACR17 @RheumNow pic.twitter.com/a6NkvDTWUv
— Philip Robinson (@philipcrobinson) November 8, 2017
CNS amplification of the pain response #ACR17 @RheumNow pic.twitter.com/dgyi2aBMyc
— Philip Robinson (@philipcrobinson) November 8, 2017
Small fibre neuropathy – an important factor in fibromyalgia? #ACR17 @RheumNow pic.twitter.com/JaFgGTumAS
— Philip Robinson (@philipcrobinson) November 8, 2017
Higher non-painful sensory input in fibromyalgia patients “hyper-unpleasantness” #ACR17 @RheumNow pic.twitter.com/b0HB3MnTne
— Philip Robinson (@philipcrobinson) November 8, 2017
Cognitive processing abnormalities in fibromyalgia #ACR17 @RheumNow pic.twitter.com/xz3VuuVryS
— Philip Robinson (@philipcrobinson) November 8, 2017
Variation in pain and sensory sensitivity in the population. There is a log scale difference between each end of the scale #ACR17 @RheumNow pic.twitter.com/i1AXnP9i88
— Philip Robinson (@philipcrobinson) November 8, 2017
Weight loss of 5% correlated with improved pain in knee osteoarthritis. Reasonable goal for patients. #ACR17 @RheumNow #2206 pic.twitter.com/35bJHKpP7H
— Dr. Paul Sufka (@psufka) November 7, 2017
Dr. Jack Cush and Dr. Pete Salzmann (Eli Lilly and Company): Pain as a Differentiator
Most fibromyalgia patients felt good about a diagnosis was made #ACR17 @RheumNow Abstract #1988 pic.twitter.com/0gOrRGJGZ0
— Philip Robinson (@philipcrobinson) November 7, 2017
Dr. Philip Robinson: Fatigue and Activity
Dr. Kathryn Dao: FDA Warnings and Precision Medicine
Dr. David Borenstein: Pain
Dr. David Borenstein: Back Pain
Clauw: “Fibromyalgia-ness” can be scored 0-31 using the Fibromyalgia scale. Think of this scale as a continuum #acr17 @RheumNow
— Dr Irwin Lim (@_connectedcare) November 6, 2017
Clauw: Each 1 point of fibromyalgianess led to more morphine, less response to arthroplasty, corrected for psychology #acr17 @RheumNow
— Dr Irwin Lim (@_connectedcare) November 6, 2017
FDA issues strong warnings: no codeine/tramadol during pregnancy/breastfeeding due to risk to infants #ACR17 @rheumnow pic.twitter.com/qIap9J3C2L
— k dao (@KDAO2011) November 6, 2017
Sub-threshold Fibromyalgia is predictive of surgery & opioid NON-RESPONSIVENESS in those having Arthroplasty #acr17 @RheumNow
— Dr Irwin Lim (@_connectedcare) November 6, 2017
So using the simple screening form 23% of patients with rheumatic disease have fibromyalgia #ACR17 @RheumNow #160 pic.twitter.com/ZAoHKi8QBG
— Philip Robinson (@philipcrobinson) November 5, 2017
So this meta-analysis reports that vitamin D helps in fibromyalgia but no details on dose or blinding #ACR17 #149 @RheumNow pic.twitter.com/k8SiNwCqAk
— Philip Robinson (@philipcrobinson) November 5, 2017
Shoulder pain diagnostic algorithm #ACR17 pic.twitter.com/TfPxRI6vp3
— Suleman Bhana, MD (@DrBhana) November 4, 2017