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Doctor Trond Stokke was born in Stavanger in 1948, he started his anesthesiology career in 1975 at the university hospital in Göttingen, Germany, He is currently a certified anesthesiologist who practices in Oslo, Norway. He specializes in the treatment of pain, especially refractory pain, pain on which many other doctors have given have given up treating.

Doctor Stokke is a doctor truly dedicated to his patients he takes whatever time he needs, not holding strictly to the clock. He takes all patients ailments seriously though other doctors may not have done so on the same patient. Dr, Stokke is truly one of the greatest anestesiologists treating pain in scandinavia.

Doctor Stokke is willing to defend patient`s rights against the buereaucratic socialist norweigain system of medicine at GREAT cost to himself. Not just financially.

Doctor Stokke, among many treatment modalities, practices pulsed radiofrequency.
This is a technique where a small cathether, often under sedation, is placed near the nerve causing the problem. The radiofrequency signals cause, without any damage to the nerve, less efficiency for that nerve in transmitting painful impulses.

Dr. Stokke is especially easy to access for foreigners visiting Norway as he is not part of the socialized medicine system.

Trond Stokke has given many injured and sick people afflicted with severe pain a reason to live. He is truly the model of what a doctor should be *any speciality*, he takes whatever time he needs with each patient, taking their complaints seriously where other doctors may have dismissed them.

All of the above has certainly been my experience, with an unbelieveably painful neck injury incapable of doing anything almost, I am now capable of doing things I never thought I would do again!

I and many others believe the work Dr. Trond Stokke is doing will reform the manner in which pain patients especially are treated around the world, not just in Norway. For instance an article recently published in the New York Times speaks about the difficulties pain patients have in getting pain relieving drugs because doctors are afraid of addiction, this in spite of the fact that the patient only has months left to live. This certainly is a worldwide problem.

John Larsgard

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