Pain Management is the first volume in the World Clinics: Anesthesia, Critical Care & Pain series. It presents evidence-based reviews of current protocols in the management of pain.Beginning with an overview of pain and its mechanisms, the following sections examine different sources of pain and approaches for its management.Both acute and chronic pain are covered, as well as pain management in children and the elderly.Separate chapters are dedicated to non-pharmacotherapeutic management techniques including physiotherapy and yoga.With contributions from recognised international experts, this volume includes more than 100 full colour clinical photographs, illustrations and tables.Key pointsFirst volume in World Clinics: Anesthesia, Critical Care & Pain seriesPresents evidence-based reviews of current protocols for pain managementCovers acute and chronic pain and non-drug therapiesContributions from experts in the UK, USA, Europe and AsiaIncludes more than 100 full colour photographs, illustrations and tables
Dwarkadas K Baheti MDConsultant Pain Physician, Lilavati, Shushrusha, Bombay and Hinduja Healthcare Hospitals; Former Professor and Head, Department of Anaesthesia and Pain Management, Bombay Hospital Institute of Medical Sciences, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
EditorialAbbreviationsNeurobiology of Persistent Pain: Recent AdvancesImaging: A Revolution in Pain ManagementPharmacotherapy in Chronic PainLumbar Spinal Pain: Treatment OptionsComplex Regional Pain Syndrome: Where Do We Stand?Pain Management in Pediatric PatientsRadiofrequency Ablation for Lumbar Facet Joint PainDisc Techniques: Where is the Evidence?Management of Acute Perioperative Pain in Patients with Chronic Pain ConditionsPractical Pain Management in the ElderlyManagement of Cancer PainComplications in Pain Management Modalities: A ReviewPhysiotherapy, Pain Management, and Surgical Interventions forLow Back Pain: Initial ReviewRole of Homeopathy in Pain ManagementConceptual Basis of Yoga in Managing Chronic Pain