Neuropathic pain can be generated by damage, injury or inflammation of nerve structures that are in the brain and are responsible for pain perception or that are peripheral and transmit sensitivity (nerves, nerve plexuses, spinal cord, among others).

Central neuropathic pain:

Post-stroke pain. Pain due to spinal cord trauma. For neuroinflammatory diseases: multiple sclerosis, among others.

Peripheral neuropathic pain:

*Mononeuropathies: carpal tunnel syndrome / tarsus, intercostal neuralgia, postoperative neuralgia, among others. Polyneuropathies: diabetic, toxic, hereditary, among others. Plexopathies: traumatic, inflammatory or degenerative, among others.
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Objectives of the Neuropathic Pain Unit

Pain

Decrease intensity and adaptation to painful conditions.

Functionality

Improvement in the performance of daily activities. Physical and cognitive rehabilitation.

Analgesic Therapies

Interventionism

Sympathetic chain and ganglion blocks

Radiofrequency-neurolysis of sympathetic structures.

Advanced Procedures

Spinal neurostimulation.

Dorsal root ganglion stimulation

Functional Integrative Therapies

Therapies aimed at reducing neuroinflammation, mitochondrial recovery and neuro-regeneration.

Alternative medicine.