Pain

H.W. Snyman

doi:10.4102/curationis.v3i2.250

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Pain

H.W. Snyman

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H.W. Snyman, University of Pretoria, South Africa

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Abstract

The medical profession has always been under pressure to supply public explanations of the diseases with which it deals. On the other hand, it is an old characteristic of the profession to devise comprehensive and unifying theories on all sorts of medical problems. Both these statements apply to pain - one of the most important and clinically striking phenomena and expressions of man since his origin in the mists of time.

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