Usage examples (34)

• According to the latest definition, the term neuropathic pain refers to pain arising as a direct consequence of a lesion or disease affecting the somatosensory system
• This mode of the experience of pain is called neuropathic, implying pathology or disease of the nerves themselves.
• First, let us cite a few cases of what may be called neuropathic deceit -- a kind of insanity which shows itself in deceiving.
• The other, called neuropathic pain, results from damage to the nerves themselves and is often set off by diseases like diabetes or shingles.