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Current therapy in pain / (Record no. 26140)

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Title Current therapy in pain /
Statement of responsibility, etc [edited by] Howard S. Smith.
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Place of publication, distribution, etc Philadelphia :
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Date of publication, distribution, etc c2009.
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Extent xxi, 674 p. :
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General note "An Expert consult title"--Cover.
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Bibliography, etc Includes bibliographical references and index.
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Formatted contents note CONTENTS<br/>I. Pain Background<br/>1. The Taxonomy of Pain ¿ Harold Merskey, D.M., F.R.C.P.C. <harold.merskey@sympatico.ca><br/>2. Pathophysiology of Pain ¿ Jun-Ming Zhang, MSc, MD <zhangj4@UCMAIL. UC. EDU,<br/>Mark Baccei, PhD Bacceiml@ucmail.uc.edu<br/>II. Assessment of Pain and its Treatment<br/>3. Neuropathic Pain: is the emperor wearing clothes? ¿Steven H. Horowitz MD shh@maine.rr.com<br/>4. Assessment of Pain in Older Adults ¿ Patricia Bruckenthal, PhD, RN, NP<br/>5. Assessment of Pain in the Nonverbal and/or Cognitively Impaired Adult ¿ Karen Bjoro, Keela Herr<br/>6. Neuropathic Pain ¿ Definition, Identification, and Implications for Research and Therapy ¿<br/>Misha-Miroslav Backonja, MD backonja@neurology.wisc.edu, Charles E. Argoff, MD<br/>pargoff@optonline.net, Howard Smith, MD<br/>7. Brain Imaging In Painful States: Experimental and Clinical Pain ¿ Daniel Ciampi De Andrade, Xavier<br/>Moisett, Didier Bouhassira didier.bouhassire@apr.aphp.fr<br/>8. Potential Documentation Tools ¿ Howard S. Smith, M.D. smith@mail.amc.edu; Kenneth L. Kirsh,<br/>Ph. D. klkirsh@email.uky.edu<br/>III. Acute Pain<br/>9. Perioperative Use of COX-2 Inhibitors ¿ Scott Reuben scott.reuben@bhs.org<br/>10. Patient Controlled Analgesia ¿ Jennifer Elliott <Jaeturtle@aol.com><br/>11. Perioperative Epidural Analgesia ¿ Melissa A. Rockford, MD mrockford@kumc.edu;<br/>Martin L. DeRuyter, MD mderuyter@kumc.edu<br/>12. Continuous Peripheral Nerve Catheter Techniques ¿ Eric May, MD emay@everestkc.net,<br/>Martin DeRuyter, MD mderuyter@kumc.edu (co-authors)<br/>13. Interpleural Analgesia ¿ Jianguo Cheng, M.D., Ph. D. <CHENGJ@ccf.org>; Juan Cata,<br/>M.D<br/>IV. Chronic Pain<br/>Cancer Pain<br/>14. Cancer Pain ¿ Winston Parris <CLIVE2VIC@aol.com><br/>V. Chronic Pain<br/>Noncancer Pain<br/>15. Migraine Headaches ¿ Alan Rapoport <alanrapoport@gmail.com ; Eric Pearlman<br/>pearler1@memorialhealth.com<br/>16. Headaches other than Migraine ¿ Jan Kraemer, MD; Joshua Pal, MD; Zahid Bajwa<br/>zbajwa@bidmc.harvard.edu<br/>17. Orofacial Pain ¿ Rafael Benoliel BDS. LDS RCS Eng. benoliel@cc.huji.ac.il; Richard A. Pertes,<br/>DDS RPERTES@aol.com; Eliat Eliav DMD, PhD eliavel@umdnj.edu<br/>18. Neck Pain ¿ Dr. Susan Opper sopper@saint-lukes.org<br/>19. Evaluation and Treatment of Shoulder Pain ¿ Richard L. Uhl, MD uhlr@aol.com<br/>20. Evaluation and Treatment of Elbow Pain ¿ Richard L. Uhl, MD uhlr@aol.com<br/>21. Hand Pain ¿ Joseph M. Bellapianta, MD, MS; William F. Lavelle, MD<br/>lavellwf@yahoo.com; Elizabeth Demers Lavelle, MD; Ike Onyedika, Demetri Economedes,<br/>Richard Whipple rrwhipplemd@aol.com<br/>22. Low Back Pain ¿ William F. Lavelle, MD lavellewf@yahoo.com; Allen L. Carl, MD<br/>alcsar@nycap.rr.com; Elizabeth Demers Lavelle, MD; Aimee Furdyna<br/>23. Hip Pain ¿ Rakesh Ramakrishnan, Michael A. Krieves, William F. Lavelle, MD<br/>lavellwf@yahoo.com, Elizabeth Demers Lavelle, MD, Marc C. Fuchs, MD<br/>24. Knee Pain ¿ Michael A. Krieves, Rakesh Ramakrishnan, William Lavelle <<br/>lavellwf@yahoo.com, Elizabeth Demers Lavells, MD<br/>25. Foot Pain ¿ William Lavelle <lavellwf@yahoo.com, Joseph M. Bellapianta, MD, MS;<br/>Elizabeth Demers Lavelle, MD<br/>26. Thoracic Pain ¿ Pradeep Chopra <pradeepchopra@yahoo.com<br/>27. Abdominal Pain ¿ Carl Rosati, MD rosatic@mail.amc.edu; Steven C. Stain, MD <<br/>stains@mail.amc.edu><br/>28. Genitourinary Pain Syndromes: Interstitial Cystitis, Chronic Prostatitis, Pelvic Floor<br/>Dysfunction and Related Disorders ¿ Daniel Brookoff Daniel. Brookoff@HealthONEcares.com<br/>29. Overview of Pelvic Pain ¿ Paul Christo, M.D., M.B.A. PCHRISTO@jhmi.edu ; Greg<br/>Hobelmann, MD Jhobler1@jhmi.edu<br/>30. Female Perineal/Pelvic Pain: The Rehabiliation<br/>Colleen M. Fitzgerald MD<br/>CFitzgerald@ric.org ; Christina K. Hynes MD chynes@ric.org<br/>31. Fibromyalgia Syndrome ¿ Roland Staud, M.D. staudr@ufl.edu<br/>32. Osteoarthritis: Etiology, Pathogenesis, and Treatment ¿ Lee S. Simon, MD<br/>lsimon@caregroup.harvard.edu><br/>33. Rheumatoid Arthritis ¿ Lori A. Lavelle, DO, William F. Lavell, MD lavellwf@yahoo.com;<br/>Elizabeth Demers Lavelle, MD<br/>34. Painful Diabetic Neuropathy ¿ Sal Abdi Sabdi@aol.com or SAbdi@med.miami.edu<br/>35. Trigeminal Neuralgia ¿ Andrew Linn, MD; Zahid Bajwa zbajwa@bidmc.harvard.edu<br/>36. Post-herpetic Neuralgia ¿ Paul J. Christo, M.D., M.B.A. PCHRISTO@jhmi.edu ; Brian D<br/>Cauley, M.D., M.P.H<br/>37. Phantom Limb Pain ¿ Howard Smith MD, smithh@mailamc.edu; Andrew Dubin MD,<br/>Dubina@mail.amc.edu, Amar Parikh parikha@mail.amc.edu<br/>38. Spinal Cord Injury ¿ Nanna Finnerup finnerup@akhphd.au.dk<br/>39. Pathophysiology of Complex Regional Pain Syndrome ¿ R. Norman Harden, Howard S. Smith<br/>40. Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS): Treatment Approaches ¿ Paul Christo, M.D.,<br/>M.B.A. PCHRISTO@jhmi.edu ; Chauncey T. Jones, M.D. cjones85@jhmi.edu<br/>41. Complex Regional Pain Syndrome and Functional Restoration ¿ R. Norman Harden<br/>42. Lumbar Spinal Stenosis ¿ John Markman, MD JohnMarkman@URMA. Rochester.edu<br/>43. Failed Back Surgery Syndrome ¿ Sean Burgest, M.D sburgest@hotmail.com, Tom<br/>Simopoulos, MD <tsimopou@bidmc.harvard.edu><br/>44. Post-stroke Pain ¿ Andrew Dubin, MD dubin@mail.amc.edu<br/>45. Pain and Pain Management Related to HIV Infection¿ Karan Madan, MBBS; Srdjan S<br/>Nedeljkovic<srdjan@zeus.bwh.harvard.edu<br/>46. Sickle Cell Anemia<br/>¿ Daniel Brookoff Daniel. Brookoff@HealthONEcares.com;<br/>drookoff@aol.com<br/>47. Sacroiliac-Related Joint Pain ¿ Dave Loomba, MD daveloomba@yahoo.com ; Gagan<br/>Mahajan, MD <gmahajan@ucdavis.edu<br/>48. Pain and Sleep ¿ Howard S. Smith, MD smithh@mail.amc.edu, Lynn Webster, Christine<br/>Gallati, Clete Kushida<br/>VI. Special Populations<br/>49. Pain in Children ¿ Sal Abdi Sabdi@aol.com or SAbdi@med.miami.edu<br/>50. Pain in the Elderly<br/>Gary McCleane gary@mccleane.freeserve.co.uk<br/>51. Pain in the Palliative Care Population ¿ Lida Nabati, MD LidaNabati@dfci.harvard.edu;<br/>Janet Abrahm, MD JanetAbrahm@dfci.harvard.edu<br/>52. Pain in the Substance Abuse Population ¿ Steven D. Passik, PhD. passiks@mskcc.org ;<br/>Kenneth L. Kirsh, Ph. D. klkirsh@email.uky.edu<br/>VII. Pharmacologic Approaches to Pain Management<br/>53. A mechanism-based approach to pain pharmacotherapy: Targeting pain modalities for<br/>optimal treatment efficacy-Beth B. Murrison, MS, MD, PhD bb@jhmi.edu<br/>54. Opioid Pharmacotherapy ¿ Kenneth C. Jackson, II, PharmD<br/>Kenneth. Jackson@pharm.utah.edu after July 1 jacksonk@pacificu.edu<br/>55. Opioid Issues ¿ Howard S. Smith, M.D. smithh@mail.amc.edu ;Gary McCleane, MD<br/>gary@mcleane.freeserve.co.uk<br/>56. Opioid Tolerance, Dependence and Hyperalgesia ¿ Lucy Chen, MD llchen@partners.org;<br/>Jianren Mao, MD <jmao@partners.org<br/>57. Gastrointestinal Dysfunction with Opioid Use ¿ Sangeeta R. Mehendal, PhD<br/>smehendale@dacc.uchicago.edu; Chun-Su Yuan, MD, Phd cyuan@airway.uchicago.edu<br/>58. Acetaminophen ¿ Howard Smith MD, Mike A. Royal, MD<br/>59. Steroids<br/>Muhammad A. Munir, MD munirma@ucmail.uc.edu; Sanjeev Agarwal, MD,<br/>MS; Jun-Ming Zhang, MD, MSc<br/>60. NSAIDs and COX-2 Inhibitors ¿ Muhammad A. Munir munirma@ucmail.uc.edu ; Eli<br/>Cianciolo, MD; Jun-Ming Zhang, MSc, MD<br/>61. Antidepressants ¿ Howard S. Smith, Ajay Wasan, Charles Argoff<br/>62. Antiepileptic Drugs ¿ Gary McCleane <gary@mccleane.freeserve.co.uk><br/>63. Local Anesthetics ¿ Gary McCleane <gary@mccleane.freeserve.co.uk><br/>64. Muscle Relaxants<br/>Gary McCleane <gary@mccleane.freeserve.co.uk><br/>65. Alpha-2 Agonists ¿ Jennifer Elliott <Jaeturtle@aol.com><br/>66. NMDA Antagonists ¿ Howard Smith smithh@mail.amc.edu; James Wymer; Christine Sang<br/>CSang@partners.org<br/>67. Botulinum Toxins ¿ Sal Abdi Sabdi@aol.com or SAbdi@med.miami.edu<br/>68. Topical Analgesic Agents ¿ Gary McCleane<br/>69. Tramadol ¿ David J. Skinner, M.D. david.skinner@mountsinai.org; Joanthan Epstein, M.D. Jonathan.epstein@mssm.edu; Marco Pappagallo Marco. Pappagallo@mountsinai.org<br/>VIII. Behavioral Medicine Approaches to Pain Management<br/>70. Psychologic Aspects of Pain ¿ Akiko Okifuji, PhD Akiko. Okifuji@hsc.utah.edu ; Michelle<br/>Skinner, MS<br/>71. Hypnotic Analgesia ¿ Lisa Norelli cdfmljn@omh.state.ny.us<br/>72. Cognitive Therapy for Chronic Pain ¿ Joshua Wootton jwootton@bidmc.harvard.edu ; Chris<br/>Warfield<br/>IX. PMR Approaches to Pain Management<br/>73. Physical medicine approach to pain management<br/>Steve Stanos, DO SStanos@ric.org ; Mila<br/>Mogilevsky, DO, PT; Lynn Rader, MD; James McLean, MD; Allison Baum, PT<br/>Allibaum@yahoo.com<br/>X. Neuromodulation Approaches to Pain Management<br/>74. Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation (TENS) ¿ Dierdre M. Walsh, Phil, B. Physio<br/>DM. Walsh@ulster.ac.uk or deeprof@googlemail.com ; Jeffrey R. Basford MD, PhD<br/>basford.jeffrey@mayo.edu<br/>75. Spinal Cord Stimulation for the Treatment of Chronic Intractable Pain ¿ Richard K<br/>Osenbach, MD osenb001@mc.duke.edu ; Emily A. Davis, RN, NP<br/>XI. Complementary and Alternative Medicine Approaches to Pain Management<br/>76. Complementary and Alternative Medicine for Non-Cancer Pain<br/>Gira Patel, Lic. Ac<br/>gpatel99@aol.com, David Euler, Lic. Ac. davideuler1@mac.com, Joseph F. Audette, M.A., M.D<br/>Jaudette@Partners.Org<br/>XII. Neurosurgical Approaches to Pain Management Approaches to Pain Management<br/>77. Neurosurgical Treatment of Pain ¿ Daniel Clayton, M.D., PhD.; Emily A. Davis, MSN, ACNP,<br/>MSM; Richard Osenbach, MD osenb001@mc.duke.edu<br/>XIII. Interventional Approaches to Pain Mana<br/>78
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Summary, etc This resource focuses on the diagnosis and treatment of painful conditions-both acute and chronic-from a multi-disciplinary perspective. Joined by a team of nearly 200 international contributors representing a wide range of specialties, Dr. Smith presents the best management options within and across specialties. Succinct treatment and therapy guidelines enable you to quickly access clinically useful information, for both inpatient and outpatient pain management, while a 2-color format enhances readability and ease of use and highlights key concepts.
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