Vol. 12 No. 6S3 (2018): CUAJ June-SUPPL 3

Published: 2018-06-11

Supplement-Introduction

Management of chronic urologic pain: When the traditional model fails, ask your friends for help

J. Curtis Nickel

S145
- FINAL

Supplement-Review

Mechanisms of chronic urologic pain

Christopher Wu, Keith Jarvi

S147-8
- FINAL
Evaluation of the female with chronic urologic pain

Lesley K. Carr

S149-51
- FINAL
Evaluation of the male with chronic prostatitis/chronic pelvic pain syndrome

R. Christopher Doiron, J. Curtis Nickel

S152-4
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Medical management of chronic pain

Philip Peng

S155-6
- FINAL
Management of interstitial cystitis/bladder pain syndrome

Ashley Cox

S157-60
- FINAL
Management of chronic prostatitis/chronic pelvic pain syndrome

R. Christopher Doiron, J. Curtis Nickel

S161-3
- FINAL
Management of chronic scrotal content pain

Christopher Wu, Keith Jarvi

S164-6
- FINAL
Chronic renal pain: An approach to investigation and management

Malcolm J. Dewar, Joseph L. Chin

S167-70
- FINAL
Physiotherapy provides significant benefits for patients with chronic urologic pain

Nelly Faghani

S171-4
- FINAL
Managing psychosocial correlates of urologic chronic pelvic pain syndromes: Advice from a urology pain psychologist

Dean A. Tripp

S175-7
- FINAL
Essential steps in managing complicated urologic chronic pain patients: A nursing perspective

Kerri-Lynn Kelly

S178-80
- FINAL
Medical marijuana for urologic chronic pelvic pain

J. Curtis Nickel

S181-3
- FINAL
Neuromodulation for chronic urologic pain

Dean Elterman

S184-5
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Injection therapy for urologic chronic pelvic pain: Lessons learned

J. Curtis Nickel

S186-8
- FINAL

Supplement-Conclusion

Chronic urologic pain: Putting it all together

J. Curtis Nickel

S189-90
- FINAL