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Neuropathic pain syndrome (NPS) from peripheral nerve (PN) injury significantly impacts patient quality of life. This review covers NPS epidemiology, pathogenesis, and modern invasive treatment options for PN injury patients.

Keywords:

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Area of Science:

Neurology
Pain Medicine
Regenerative Medicine

Context:

Peripheral nerve (PN) injury frequently leads to neuropathic pain syndrome (NPS), a debilitating condition.
NPS presents significant challenges due to its prevalence and complex pathogenesis.
Patient quality of life is substantially affected by the persistent pain and functional deficits associated with PN injury.

Purpose:

To provide a comprehensive overview of neuropathic pain syndrome (NPS) resulting from peripheral nerve (PN) injury.
To examine the current understanding of NPS epidemiology and pathogenesis.
To discuss contemporary therapeutic strategies, with a focus on invasive treatment modalities for PN injury-induced pain.

Summary:

This review consolidates current knowledge on neuropathic pain syndrome (NPS) arising from peripheral nerve (PN) injury.
It addresses the epidemiology, intricate pathogenesis, and diverse clinical manifestations of NPS.
The discussion highlights advancements in invasive treatment approaches for managing pain in patients with PN injury.

Impact:

Enhances understanding of neuropathic pain syndrome (NPS) and its origins in peripheral nerve (PN) injury.
Provides clinicians with an updated perspective on the epidemiology and pathogenesis of NPS.
Informs therapeutic decision-making by detailing modern invasive treatment options for patients suffering from PN injury-related pain.