Publications by authors named "Pablo Castroman"

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Pain as a disease in the new International Classification of Diseases (ICD-11): Latin American expert consensus.
Marco A Narvaez Tamayo, Carlos Aguayo, Elias Atencio, Joao Batista Garcia, Carmen Cabrera, Pablo Castroman

Pain Manag· March 2024

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Map of pain education in Latin America: current state and perspectives.
Marixa Guerrero Liñeiro, João Batista Santos Garcia, Marco Antonio Narváez Tamayo, María Patricia Gómez López, Débora Brigitte Martineau, Pablo Jorge Castroman

Pain Manag· March 2023

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Reimagining How We Treat Acute Pain: A Narrative Review.
Pablo Castroman, Ovelio Quiroga, Victor Mayoral Rojals, Maria Gómez, Eleni Moka

Cureus· April 2022

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Pain Management and COVID-19: A Latin American Perspective.
Marixa Guerrero, Pablo Castroman, Ovelio Quiroga, Maria Berenguel Cook, Marco Antonio Narvaez Tamayo

Cureus· March 2022

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A preliminary study of the optimal anesthesia positioning for the morbidly obese patient.
James Ronald Boyce, Timothy Ness, Pablo Castroman, John J Gleysteen

Obes Surg· February 2003

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Spinal neurophysiologic correlates of the analgesic actions of intravesical dimethyl sulfoxide and capsaicin in the rat.
Pablo J Castroman, Timothy J Ness

J Pain· October 2002

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Ketamine, an N-methyl-D-aspartate receptor antagonist, inhibits the reflex responses to distension of the rat urinary bladder.
Pablo J Castroman, Timothy J Ness

Anesthesiology· June 2002

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Ketamine, an N-methyl-D-aspartate receptor antagonist, inhibits the spinal neuronal responses to distension of the rat urinary bladder.
Pablo J Castroman, Timothy J Ness

Anesthesiology· June 2002

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