Title: Weiner's Pain Management : A Practical Guide for Clinicians, 7th Edition Author: B. Eliot Cole, Mark V. Boswell ISBN: 0849322626 / 9780849322624 Format: Hard Cover Pages: 1648 Publisher: CRC Press Year: 2005 Availability: 2 to 3 weeks.
Description
Contents
This seventh edition of a bestseller has been totally revised and updated, making this the most comprehensive rewrite in the book's long and distinguished history. It includes new chapters, new sections and section editors, and new contributors. Offering an interdisciplinary approach to pain management, the book delivers a scholarly presentation for those concerned with pedagogy, while still being accessible to those concerned with the immediate application of techniques.
Here's what you get in the Seventh Edition:
Tighter focus on discipline-specific approaches
Expanded coverage of electrical and magnetic therapies
New information on behavioral approaches
Diagnostic tests and evaluations
Updated information on legal and ethical issues
Part I : Perspectives of Pain
Chapter 1 : A Brief History of Pain From a Personal Perspective Chapter 2 : Fibromyalgia : Patient Beliefs and Expectations Chapter 3 : The Neuroscience of Pain and Analgesia Chapter 4 : Overview of Pain : Classification and Concepts Chapter 5 : Culture and Pain Chapter 6 : Pain and the Family Chapter 7 : Sex, Gender, and Pain : Clinical and Experimental Findings Chapter 8 : Racial and Ethnic Issues in Chronic Pain Management : Challenges and Perspectives Chapter 9 : Assuring the Quality of Pain Services : Assessing Outcomes Chapter 10 : Chronic Pain and Addiction Chapter 11 : Opioid Therapy for Chronic Noncancer Pain : Cautions, Concerns, Misconceptions, and Potential Myths
Part II : Discipline-Specific Approaches
Chapter 12 : The Role of Nursing in Pain Management Chapter 13 : Allopathic Specialties Chapter 14 : Pain Management in Dentistry Chapter 15 : Podiatric Medicine and the Painful Heel Chapter 16 : Chronic Spinal Pain : Mechanisms and a Role for Spinal Manual Medical Approaches to Therapy and Management Chapter 17 : Occupational Therapy Chapter 18 : Physical Therapy and Pain Management Chapter 19 : Social Work Chapter 20 : Vocational Rehabilitation Chapter 21 : The Pharmacist Role in Pain Management Chapter 22 : The Role of the Chaplain
Part III : Common Pain Problems
Chapter 23 : Acute Pain Management Chapter 24 : Neuropathic Pain Chapter 25 : Primary Headache Disorders Chapter 26 : Post-Traumatic Headache : Diagnosis, Pathophysiology, and Treatment Chapter 27 : Temporomandibular Joint Dysfunction Chapter 28 : Abdominal Pain Chapter 29 : Fundamental Concepts in the Diagnosis of Low Back Pain Chapter 30 : Chronic Pelvic Pain Chapter 31 : Urologic Pain Chapter 32 : Rheumatologic Pain Chapter 33 : Orthopedic Pain Chapter 34 : Treatment of Myofascial Pain Syndromes Chapter 35 : Fibromyalgia Chapter 36 : Complex Regional Pain Syndrome, Types I and II Chapter 37 : HIV and AIDS Pain Chapter 38 : Injuries From Motor Vehicle Accidents Chapter 39 : Diagnosis and Management of Electrical Injury
Part IV : Diagnostic Tests and Evaluations
Chapter 40 : Psychological Assessment Tools in Clinical Pain Management Chapter 41 : Laboratory Testing in Pain Disorders Chapter 42 : Functional Capacity Evaluations Chapter 43 : Diagnostic Musculoskeletal Ultrasound Chapter 44 : Electrodiagnosis Chapter 45 : SEMG : Objective Methodology in Muscular Dysfunction Investigation and Rehabilitation Chapter 46 : Impairment and Disability Determination
Part V : Behavioral Approaches
Chapter 47 : The Biopsychosocial Perspective : Psychiatric Disorders and Related Issues in Pain Management Chapter 48 : Psychotherapeutic Approaches in Pain Management Chapter 49 : Relaxation and Biofeedback Self-Management for Pain Chapter 50 : Efficacy of Neurofeedback for Pain Management Chapter 51 : Hypnotherapeutic Advances in Pain Management Chapter 52 : Clinical Applications of Interactive Guided Imagery for Diagnosing and Treating Chronic Pain
Part VI : Pharmacotherapy
Chapter 53 : Nonsteroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drugs Chapter 54 : Opioids Used in Primary Care for the Management of Pain : A Pharmacologic, Pharmacotherapeutic, and Pharmacodynamic Overview Chapter 55 : Natural Supplements in Pain Management : A Primer and Evidence-Based Review Chapter 56 : The Role of Cannabis and Cannabinoids in Pain Management
Part VII : Procedures and Techniques
Chapter 57 : Guidelines for Practice of Interventional Techniques Chapter 58 : Evidence for the Use of Interventional Techniques for Chronic Spinal Pain Chapter 59 : Psychological Evaluation in Interventional Pain Practice Chapter 60 : Epidural Steroid Injections Chapter 61 : Sympathetic Neural Blockade in the Evaluation and Treatment of Pain Chapter 62 : Pain Management with Regenerative Injection Therapy Chapter 63 : Cervical Facet Joint Interventions Chapter 64 : Thoracic Facet Joint Interventions Chapter 65 : Lumbar Facet Joint Interventions Chapter 66 : Cervical Discography Chapter 67 : Thoracic Discography Chapter 68 : Lumbar Discography Chapter 69 : Intradiscal Therapies Chapter 70 : Percutaneous Lysis of Lumbar Epidural Adhesions and Hypertonic Saline Neurolysis Chapter 71 : Endoscopic Lysis of Lumbar Epidural Adhesions Chapter 72 : Cryoneurolysis : Principles and Practice Chapter 73 : Endoscopic Surgery and Minimally Invasive Techniques Chapter 74 : Spinal Cord Stimulation Chapter 75 : Intrathecal Pumps
Part VIII : Integrative and Complementary Approaches
Chapter 76 : Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine Chapter 77 : Aromatherapy for Pain Relief Chapter 78 : Homeopathy Chapter 79 : Clinical Applications of Massage Therapy in Pain Management Chapter 80 : Interdisciplinary Approaches to Treating Myofascial Pain Syndrome Chapter 81 : Role of Naturopathy in Pain Management
Part IX : Electrical and Magnetic Therapies
Chapter 82 : Electromedicine Chapter 83 : Electric Nerve Blocks Chapter 84 : Static Magnetic Therapy for Pain
Part X : Special Populations
Chapter 85 : Recurrent and Chronic Pediatric Pain Chapter 86 : Procedural and Perioperative Pain Management for Children Chapter 87 : Occupational Medicine for the Pain Physician Chapter 88 : Pain Management and Geriatrics Chapter 89 : Hospice, Cancer Pain Management, and Symptom Control
Part XI : Legal and Ethical Considerations
Chapter 90 : Ethics : History and Theory Chapter 91 : Bioethics and Pain Chapter 92 : Legal Considerations in Pain Management Chapter 93 : Law Enforcement and Regulatory Issues Chapter 94 : Controlled Substances and Risk Management Chapter 95 : Take Action : Be a Pain Management Advocate - A Quick How-to Guide for Health Care Professionals
Part XII : Beliefs, Religion and Spirituality
Chapter 96 : The Problem of Pain for the Healer and the Art of Healing Chapter 97 : Assessing Patient Spirituality : A Compelling Avenue for New Discovery Chapter 98 : Religion and Spirituality in Pain Management Chapter 99 : The Role of Prayer in Pain Management
Part XIII : Practice Issues
Chapter 100 : Concepts of Multidisciplinary Pain Management Chapter 101 : Implementing a Pain Management Program Chapter 102 : Interdisciplinary Pain Management Programs : The American Academy of Pain Management Model Chapter 103 : Starting a Pain Clinic Chapter 104 : Going Insurance Free
Appendix A : Code of Ethics
Appendix B : Patient's Bill of Rights
Appendix C : American Academy of Pain Management Credentialing
Appendix D : Overview of Academy Services and Products