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Pain Medicine Manual, 2nd Edition

Author :
By Simon J. Dolin, MBBS, PhD, FRCA and Nicholas L. Padfield, MB, BS, FRCA
In this second edition, the editors have continued to ensure a uniformity of style and structure throughout whilst encompassing the multi-disciplinary nature of the successful management of chronic pain. This new edition should appeal to all allied p ...view more
In this second edition, the editors have continued to ensure a uniformity of style and structure throughout whilst encompassing the multi-disciplinary nature of the successful management of chronic pain. This new edition should appeal to all allied professionals as well as trainee and practicing doctors working in rapidly emerging the field of pain medicine.
ISBN :
9780750656177
Publication Date :
07-11-2003
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In this second edition, the editors have continued to ensure a uniformity of style and structure throughout whilst encompassing the multi-disciplinary nature of the successful management of chronic pain. This new edition should appeal to all allied professionals as well as trainee and practicing doctors working in rapidly emerging the field of pain medicine.

New to this edition
New Chapters Include:
· Pain Pathophysiology
· Pain Pharmacology
· Complex Regional Pain Syndrome
· Male Urogenital Pain
· Back Pain - Interventional Approach
· Peripheral Vascular Disease
· Cardiac Pain
· Palliative Care - Interventional Approach
· Interventional Procedures

Key Features
  • A practical guide to the assessment and management of patients with chronic pain
  • The authors describe the commonly occurring conditions and syndromes followed by details of the treatment and management options
  • Written by leaders in their fields, this manual gives the reader the current best practice from a range of health professionals involved in the management of chronic pain
  • The highly topical area of clinical governance is also covered focusing on the key issues in this area

  • Author Information
    By Simon J. Dolin, MBBS, PhD, FRCA, Consultant in Anaesthetics and Pain Relief, King Edward VII Hospital, Midhurst, UK and St Richard's Hospital, Chichester, UK and Nicholas L. Padfield, MB, BS, FRCA, Greenwich District Hospital, London and King Edward VII Hospital, Midhurst, UK