Principles & Practice of Pain Medicine > Chapter 34. Abdominal Pain >
Psychosomatic Causes of Abdominal Pain
... The abdomen is the third most common site of pain in psychiatric patients. Diagnosis of psychological pain can be made based on exclusion criteria. There are some signs that ...

Principles & Practice of Pain Medicine > Chapter 13. Psychosocial Assessment of Chronic Pain > Psychometric Measures in Psychosocial Assessment > Measures of Psychopathology Applied to Chronic Pain >
Table 13-4 Measures of Psychopathology Applied to Chronic Pain
 
View in Context

Principles & Practice of Pain Medicine > Chapter 12. Psychological Aspects of Pain > Psychogenic Perspective >
The somatogenic-psychogenic dichotomy forms the basis for the distinction underlying attempts to...
... "functional" versus "organic" pain, as well as references to a "functional overlay." The American Psychiatric Association 2 created two psychiatric diagnoses ...

Principles & Practice of Pain Medicine > Chapter 4. Definitions and Classification of Pain > Classification of Pain > Neurophysiologic >
The term idiopathic pain has been used interchangeably with the term psychogenic pain...
... term idiopathic pain has been used interchangeably with the term psychogenic pain . Idiopathic pain is probably the more appropriate term because it implies a ...