In 27-94% of patients with spinal trauma chronic moderate or severe pain is noted. It is believed that in 30% of patients the pain by nature is predominantly central to the neuropathic. The reasons for the formation of a pain syndrome after a spinal cord injury are not fully understood. Neuropathic pain after spinal trauma is most often characterized by patients as "pinching", "tingling", "shooting", "exhausting", "pulling", "irritating", "burning", "shooting", "like electric shock".