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The role of neurophysiology

Assessing the severity of a patient’s pain can be challenging. There are tools that can assist the practitioner in quantifying the level of pain being reported. It is important to first understand the origin (the generator) and the etiologies for neuropathic pain. The origin of pain may be in the peripheral nervous system (PNS), or in the central nervous system (CNS), or both, and many different etiologies in different parts of the nervous system can cause neuropathic pain. When looking at the PNS, there are a variety of factors that could