告别一个口号:为什么痛觉是必要的疼痛
Asaf Weisman1, John Quintner2, Milton Cohen3
1Spinal Research Laboratory, Department of Physical Therapy, Stanley Steyer School of Health Professions, Gray Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences, Tel Aviv University, Tel Aviv, Israel.
Brain : a journal of neurology
|October 15, 2025
概括
热门的口号"nociception对于疼痛既不必要也不够"被批判性地检查. 这篇论文认为,痛感是必要的,但不够,对于疼痛,挑战当前的科学理解.
科学领域:
- 神经科学是一个神经科学.
- 疼痛研究 疼痛研究
- 医学哲学 医学哲学
背景情况:
- 一个名言的表达式
- 对疼痛来说,感觉是不必要的,也不足够的.
- 这是疼痛研究中被广泛引用的原则.
- 后面的部分,即感觉不总是与疼痛相关,是可以接受的.
- 前一部分,即疼痛可以在没有 nociception的情况下发生,提出了重大挑战.
研究的目的:
- 为了批判性地检查这个口号.
- 对疼痛来说,感觉是不必要的,也不足够的.
- 在疼痛研究的背景下.
- 追溯声称痛觉不需要疼痛的起源和经验基础.
- 建议对 nociception 和疼痛之间的关系进行修订理解.
主要方法:
- 关于疼痛相关研究和口号起源的文献综述.
- 经验证据的批判性分析支持声称疼痛可以发生在没有 nociception.
- 逻辑和生物学检查的必要性,对疼痛的感觉.
主要成果:
- 断言痛感不必引起疼痛,这与疼痛的定义相矛盾.
- 现有的支持这种说法的观察和实验证据存在严重缺陷.
- 声称疼痛可以在没有感觉的情况下发生的说法在逻辑和生物学上是不可支持的.
结论:
- 一个名言的表达式
- 对疼痛来说,感觉是不必要的,也不足够的.
- 它应该被丢弃.
- 一个修订的原则,
- 痛感是必要的,但不足以治疗疼痛.
- ,是建议的.
- 这种概念转变对疼痛科学和临床实践产生了重大影响.
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