(舊版特價-恕不退換)The Massachusetts General Hospital Handbook of Pain Management

Description

The Third Edition of this highly popular pocket guide presents the state-of-the-art approaches to pain management that are currently taught and practiced at the Massachusetts General Hospital. This edition has new chapters on chronic back pain, pain control in children with chronic and terminal disease, and diagnostic and therapeutic procedures, plus new illustrations of procedures and techniques. All chapters include the latest evidence-based information and coverage of fibromyalgia, psychosomatic complaints, headaches, and opioid cautions has been expanded.

Tables and chapter-opening outlines enable readers to find information quickly. A drug appendix and seven other practical appendices are included.

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Table of Contents

Section I. General Considerations

1. Neurophysiological Basis of Pain
   Gary J. Brenner
2. Pain Mechanisms and Their Importance in Clinical Practice and Research
   Isabelle Decosterd and Clifford J. Woolf
3. The Placebo Effect
   Eija KalsoSection II. Diagnosis of Pain
4. The History and Clinical Examination
   Jan Slezak and Asteghik Hacobian
5. Diagnostic Imaging and Pain Management
   Onassis Caneris
6. Assessment of Pain
   Alyssa LeBel
7. Neurophysiologic Testing in Pain Management
   Annabel Edwards and Lisa KrivickasSection III. Therapeutic Options: Pharmacologic Approaches
8. Nonsteroidal Anti-inflammatory Drugs
   Steven Barna
9. Opioids
   Jeffrey Uppington
10. Adjuvant Treatments
    Karla Hayes
11. Psychopharmacology for the Pain Specialist
    Daniel Rockers and Karla HayesSection IV. Therapeutic Options: Nonpharmacologic Approaches
12. Diagnostic and Therapeutic Procedures in Pain Management
    Milan Stojanovic
13. Neuromodulation Techniques for the Treatment of Pain
    Milan Stojanovic
14. Neurosurgical Pain Management
    Ramin Amirnovin, G. Rees Cosgrove, and Emad Eskandar
15. Psychological Assessment and Behavioral Treatment of Chronic Pain
    Ronald J. Kulich and Lainie Andrew
16. Physical Therapy
    Teresa Michel and Harriet Wittink
17. Physical Medicine in the Treatment of Pain
    Joseph Audette
18. Acupuncture
    May Pian-Smith
19. Chronic Pain Rehabilitation
    Elizabeth Loder and Pat McAlary
20. Radiotherapy and Radiopharmaceuticals for Cancer Pain
    Thomas F. DeLaneySection V. Acute Pain
21. Postoperative Pain in Adults
    Katharine Fleischmann and Elizabeth Ryder
22. Postoperative Pain in Children
    Lucy Chen
23. Pain in Burn Patients
    Salahadin Abdi
24. Pain Management in Sickle Cell Disease
    Jatinder GillSection VI. Chronic Pain
25. Neuropathic Pain Syndromes
    Dennis Dey and Anne Louise Oaklander
26. Complex Regional Pain Syndrome
    Daniela Hord
27. Back & Neck Pain (Diagnosis)
    Shihab Ahmed and James Rathmell
28. Back Pain (Management)
    Zahid Bajwa and Thomas Simopoulos
29. Headache
    Mike Cutrer and David Black
30. Facial Pain
    Martin Acquadro and Alexandre DeSilva
31. Opioid Therapy in CNTP
    Jane Ballantyne and Jianren Mao
32. Pain in Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome
    Andrew RiceSection VII. Pain Due to Cancer
33. Pain in Adults with Cancer
    Daniela Hord and Annabel Edwards
34. Control of Pain in Children with Chronic and Terminal Disease
    Alyssa LeBel and Karla Hayes
35. Palliative Medicine
    J Andrew BillingsSection VIII. Special Situations
36. Chronic Opioid Therapy, Drug Abuse and Addiction
    Jane Ballantyne and David Gastfriend
37. Pain and Affective Disorders
    Dan Rockers and Scott Fishman
38. Emergencies in the Pain Clinic
    Asi Hacobian and Milan Stojanovic
39. Drug Appendix
    Del Black and Gary Brenner