الفهرس 
Review of Literature
Anatomy and physiology of painOnly 14 pages are availabe for public view
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Abstract
from this study. it would appear that the best pain ic ii Ci occurred with
al morphine, the least occurred with TENS and that of magnet
ied a medium position.
e best cardiovascular stability occurred with cpiduiil morphine
ed by magnet. TENS showed the least cardiovacu tar stability.
he best respiratory iunctions vcrc 1! ed
NS group and the worst were that o [ epidural niorri e u p
I could he concluded that epidural morphine a ;n:cNcri bed dose
ovide ef1ctive and proloiigcd aiiaLcia poa \ \ itli better
C siahi h lv and low incidence of de cii cd .
could he conc 1(1 ded also that m i net caii pr ci tin ii u aie. xic. non-invasive and eiicc1i c OtLt t1\ rn tory functions and no side effects.
e use of TENS in postoperative analgesia needs further research.
er were affected by stress, pain and exogenous aciluinistration