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- 1When a Back-Pain Flare Hits, the Brain’s “Sense of Self” Network Lights Up
- 2Nearly Eight Years on Opioids, and Pain No Better: What a Northwestern Brain Study Found
- 3Six Million People, 118 Countries: What the Largest Map of Pain Yet Says About Who Hurts
- 4Hurt in a Motor Vehicle Accident? Why You Should See a Doctor Before You Call a Lawyer
- 5Why Does Pain Linger After Surgery for Some People? A 2,285-Person NIH Study Has Finished Recruiting
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Founder · Board-certified anesthesiologist, pain management
Dr. Jayen Patel, MD
American Board of Anesthesiology · MD, Boston University School of Medicine
“I always tell my patients: the trial period exists precisely so you don’t have to take my word for it. You will know within a week whether it works for you.”
On spinal cord stimulation, in his article for SEVA -
Double board-certified in anesthesiology & pain medicine
Dr. Amit Mirchandani, MD
Residency: Yale University Hospital · Fellowship: Rush University (pain medicine)
“I see Dallas patients regularly whose knee X-rays look terrible but who have manageable pain — and others whose X-rays look mild but who can’t sleep. The pain isn’t in the image. It’s in the inflammation and the nerve signaling.”
On knee arthritis, in his article for SEVA
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