Update: Noziplastischer Schmerz

 

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Die „International Association for the Study of Pain“ (IASP) führte im Jahr 2016 als mechanistische dritte Schmerzkategorie den „Noziplastischen Schmerz“ ein. Die IASP-Definition erklärt Noziplastizität als veränderte Nozizeption in Folge einer Modulation der Reizverarbeitung ohne den Nachweis einer Gewebe- oder Nervenschädigung. Die begriffliche Unschärfe und Breite der Definition sowie ihre unklare Verknüpfung mit neurophysiologischen Mechanismen eröffnen damit potenziell einen weiteren Weg der Stigmatisierung der Patient*innen.

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