Modern critical care has dramatically improved survival rates for patients with sepsis, respiratory failure, multi‑organ dysfunction, and other life‑threatening conditions. However, surviving an intensive care unit admission does not guarantee freedom from long‑term complications. Emerging evidence indicates that many ICU survivors endure persistent chronic neuropathic pain, significantly impairing their quality of life and functional recovery.
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