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Historical Perspectives on Pain Management,ain have been made in the past decade, but much more work needs to be done in an attempt to solve not only those complex mechanisms of chronic pain, but to devise effective and safe methods of providing sustained, reliable, and reproducible pain relief for patients with chronic pain.

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Somatostatin and Chronic Pain Management,), it was also shown that somatostatin was released by radiant heat (Figure 7-3) [4]. Moreover, administration of somatostatin close to the central nervous system in rats resulted in caudally directed bites and scratches, probably due to a painful sensation [5].