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Clinical Pain Management is a major new clinical reference work. Comprised of four volumes - Acute Pain, Chronic Pain, Cancer Pain and Practical Applications and Procedures - it is a comprehensive textbook for trainee and practising specialists in pain management and related areas, presenting these individuals with all they need to know to provide a successful pain management service. This set includes one clinical volume that deal with acute pain - from the basic mechanisms underlying the development of pain, to the various treatments that can be applied in different clinical situations. A second volume, Practical Applications and Procedures, complements providing helpful advice on practical aspects of clinical management and research, including protocols and established clinical guidelines: in effect, it is a 'ready-reference manual' for the busy clinician. Clinical Pain Management is... *An 'all-encompassing' clinical guide to this growing specialty * Authoritative - being written by acknowledged international experts * Based on the curriculum of the International Association for the Study of Pain, ensuring worldwide applicability and relevance * Convenient and practical, incorporating both evidence scoring and extensive reference annotation throughout * Available to purchase as a four-volume set or in three separate two-volume sets - suitable for both clinicians interested in all aspects of pain medicine and those with more specific interests

Contributors

vii

Series preface

ix

Introduction to Clinical Pain Management: Acute Pain

xi

Cross-references, evidence scoring, and reference annotation

xiii

PART I BASIC CONSIDERATIONS

1

(202)

Applied physiology of nociception

3

(14)

Pierre Beaulieu

Andrew S C Rice

Applied physiology of inflammatory pain

17

(26)

Istvan Nagy

Andrew S C Rice

Clinical pharmacology: opioids

43

(12)

Anne M Heffernan

David J Rowbotham

Clinical pharmacology: nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs

55

(18)

Donald C Manning

Beth Richer

Clinical pharmacology -- local anesthetics

73

(20)

Michael G Serpell

Assessment, measurement, history, and examination

93

(20)

Gregory J Hobbs

Vanessa Hodgkinson

Timing of treatment and preemptive analgesia

113

(50)

Joel Katz

Outcome measures in acute pain management

163

(20)

James P Rathmell

Joseph M Neal

Spencer S Liu

Organization of an acute pain service

183

(20)

Robert G Wheatley

Tamara H Madej

PART II MANAGEMENT -- TECHNIQUES

203

(100)

Routes of administration

205

(14)

Jeremy Cashman

Patient-controlled analgesia

219

(22)

Michael Harmer

Pamela Macintyre

Intraspinal opioids

241

(26)

Narinder Rawal

Nerve blocks for acute pain: principles

267

(8)

Dermot F Murphy

Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation and acute pain

275

(10)

Louise Lynch

Karen H Simpson

Psychological therapies

285

(18)

Bonnie Stevens

Judy Watt-Watson

Sharyn Gibbins

PART III MANAGEMENT -- CLINICAL SITUATIONS

303

(210)

Postoperative pain: inpatient

305

(24)

Nisha Kumar

Graham Smith

Postoperative pain management: day surgery

329

(12)

Girish P Joshi

Paul F White

Treatment of pain in the intensive care unit

341

(8)

Nigel R Webster

Trauma

349

(10)

Nicholas A Coleman

Burns

359

(10)

John Kinsella

Colin P Rae

Management of acutely painful medical conditions

369

(24)

Sharon I Roche

C Roger Goucke

Acute rheumatological and inflammatory pains interpreted as acute (nontraumatic) musculoskeletal pain

393

(12)

Milton L Cohen

Acute low back pain

405

(18)

Peter Gow

Pain in childbirth

423

(14)

Philip E Hess

Mukesh C Sarna

Acute pain management in children

437

(26)

Richard F Howard

Acute pain management in the elderly patient

463

(22)

Pamela E Macintyre

Richard N Upton

Guy L Ludbrook

Acute rehabilitation of sport injury

485

(18)

Louise M Tulloh

Leo Pinczewski

Ian Power

Pain relief and sedation for radiological procedures

503

(10)

Austin Leach

Richard Edwards

Index

513

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