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Post Amputation Pain

Discover how Hightower’s studies have led to treatment addressing post-amputation pain, improving the quality of life for amputees.

                       

About Post Amputation Pain Research Study

Following amputation, many individuals experience chronic pain, a significant hurdle on the path to recovery. This persistent pain can be phantom (felt in the limb that is no longer there) or residual (pain in the remaining limb). It can disrupt sleep, limit mobility, and significantly decrease quality of life.

Hightower has conducted clinical trial for post-amputation pain to learn whether electrical nerve block via the Altius System is a safe and effective treatment for patients.

Current Status

Not Recruiting

Study Count

1

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the long-term goals of clinical trial for post-amputation pain ?

In addition to assessing the immediate effects of interventions on pain relief and functional outcomes, post-amputation pain clinical trials often have broader long-term goals aimed at improving overall quality of life and reducing the impact of pain on daily activities, social participation, and emotional well-being.

How do post-amputation pain clinical trials contribute to medical research and patient care?

Post-amputation pain clinical trials are crucial in advancing our understanding of the complex mechanisms underlying pain following limb loss and in developing effective treatment strategies.

How can I find post amputation clinical trial near me?

You can find pain clinical trials by visiting Hightower’s website and searching through our ongoing and active studies, where you can enroll by filling out the contact form.

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