Weiner's pain management : a practical guide for clinicians

Cover......Page 1
Dedication......Page 6
SECTION I Perspectives of Pain......Page 8
SECTION III Common Pain Problems......Page 9
SECTION V Behavioral Approaches......Page 11
SECTION VII Procedures and Techniques......Page 12
SECTION X Special Populations......Page 14
SECTION XII Beliefs, Religion, and Spirituality......Page 15
SECTION XIII Practice Issues......Page 16
Preface......Page 18
About the Editors......Page 20
Acknowledgments......Page 22
List of Contributors......Page 26
I Perspectives of Pain......Page 36
1 A Brief History of Pain from a Personal Perspective......Page 38
2 Fibromyalgia: Patient Beliefs and Expectations......Page 46
3 The Neuroscience of Pain and Analgesia......Page 50
4 Overview of Pain: Classification and Concepts......Page 70
5 Culture and Pain......Page 84
6 Pain and the Family......Page 96
7 Sex, Gender, and Pain: Clinical and Experimental Findings......Page 102
8 Racial and Ethnic Issues in Chronic Pain Management: Challenges and Perspectives......Page 118
9 Assuring the Quality of Pain Services: Assessing Outcomes......Page 134
10 Chronic Pain and Addiction......Page 152
11 Opioid Therapy for Chronic Noncancer Pain......Page 176
II Discipline-Specific Approaches......Page 198
12 The Role of Nursing in Pain Management......Page 200
13 Allopathic Specialties......Page 212
14 Pain Management in Dentistry......Page 220
15 Podiatric Medicine and the Painful Heel......Page 224
16 Chronic Spinal Pain: Mechanisms and a Role for Spinal Manual Medical Approaches to Therapy and Management......Page 234
17 Occupational Therapy......Page 250
18 Physical Therapy and Pain Management......Page 258
19 Social Work......Page 274
20 Vocational Rehabilitation......Page 282
21 The Pharmacist Role in Pain Management......Page 296
22 The Role of the Chaplain......Page 306
III Common Pain Problems......Page 318
23 Acute Pain Management......Page 320
24 Neuropathic Pain......Page 332
25 Primary Headache Disorders......Page 350
26 Post-Traumatic Headache: Diagnosis, Pathophysiology, and Treatment......Page 368
27 Temporomandibular Joint Dysfunction......Page 396
28 Abdominal Pain......Page 406
29 Fundamental Concepts in the Diagnosis of Low Back Pain......Page 416
30 Chronic Pelvic Pain......Page 426
31 Urologic Pain......Page 454
32 Rheumatologic Pain......Page 484
33 Orthopaedic Pain......Page 500
34 Treatment of Myofascial Pain Syndromes......Page 512
35 Fibromyalgia......Page 528
36 Complex Regional Pain Syndrome, Types I and II......Page 542
37 HIV and AIDS Pain......Page 564
38 Injuries from Motor Vehicle Accidents......Page 578
39 Diagnosis and Management of Electrical Injury......Page 594
IV Diagnostic Tests and Evaluations......Page 602
40 Psychological Assessment Tools in Clinical Pain Management......Page 604
41 Laboratory Testing in Pain Disorders......Page 616
42 Functional Capacity Evaluations......Page 624
43 Diagnostic Musculoskeletal Ultrasound......Page 638
44 Electrodiagnosis......Page 650
45 SEMG......Page 680
46 Impairment and Disability Determination......Page 698
V Behavioral Approaches......Page 706
47 The Biopsychosocial Perspective......Page 708
48 Psychotherapeutic Approaches in Pain Management......Page 720
49 Relaxation and Biofeedback Self-Management for Pain......Page 740
50 Efficacy of Neurofeedback for Pain Management......Page 754
51 Hypnotherapeutic Advances in Pain Management......Page 776
52 Clinical Applications of Interactive Guided Imagery......Page 792
VI Pharmacotherapy......Page 806
53 Nonsteroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drugs......Page 808
54 Opioids Used in Primary Care for the Management of Pain......Page 824
55 Natural Supplements in Pain Management......Page 840
56 The Role of Cannabis and Cannabinoids in Pain Management......Page 858
VII Procedures and Techniques......Page 880
57 Guidelines for the Practice of Interventional Techniques......Page 882
58 Evidence for the Use of Interventional Techniques for Chronic Spinal Pain......Page 914
59 Psychological Evaluation in Interventional Pain Practice......Page 944
60 Epidural Steroid Injections......Page 952
61 Sympathetic Neural Blockade in the Evaluation and Treatment of Pain......Page 960
62 Pain Management with Regenerative Injection Therapy......Page 974
63 Cervical Facet Joint Interventions......Page 1002
64 Thoracic Facet Joint Interventions......Page 1012
65 Lumbar Facet Joint Interventions......Page 1020
66 Cervical Discography......Page 1032
67 Thoracic Discography......Page 1040
68 Lumbar Discography......Page 1046
69 Intradiscal Therapies......Page 1052
70 Percutaneous Lysis of Lumbar Epidural Adhesions and Hypertonic Saline Neurolysis......Page 1058
71 Endoscopic Lysis of Lumbar Epidural Adhesions......Page 1078
72 Cryoneurolysis: Principles and Practice......Page 1092
73 Endoscopic Surgery and Minimally Invasive Techniques......Page 1114
74 Spinal Cord Stimulation......Page 1128
75 Intrathecal Pumps......Page 1138
VIII Integrative and Complementary Approaches......Page 1154
76 Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine......Page 1156
77 Aromatherapy for Pain Relief......Page 1168
78 Homeopathy......Page 1188
79 Clinical Applications of Massage Therapy in Pain Management......Page 1196
80 Interdisciplinary Approaches to Treating Myofascial Pain Syndrome......Page 1206
81 Role of Naturopathy in Pain Management......Page 1240
IX Electrical and Magnetic Therapies......Page 1254
82 Electromedicine......Page 1256
83 Electric Nerve Blocks......Page 1268
84 Static Magnetic Therapy for Pain......Page 1278
X Special Populations......Page 1310
85 Recurrent and Chronic Pediatric Pain......Page 1312
86 Procedural and Perioperative Pain Management for Children......Page 1320
87 Occupational Medicine for the Pain Practitioner......Page 1344
88 Pain Management and Geriatrics......Page 1354
89 Hospice, Cancer Pain Management, and Symptom Control......Page 1362
XI Legal and Ethical Considerations......Page 1388
90 Ethics: History and Theory......Page 1390
91 Bioethics and Pain......Page 1412
92 Legal Considerations in Pain Management......Page 1428
93 Law Enforcement and Regulatory Issues......Page 1442
94 Controlled Substances and Risk Management......Page 1452
95 Take Action: Be a Pain Management Advocate......Page 1480
XII Beliefs, Religion, and Spirituality......Page 1492
96 The Problem of Pain for the Healer and the Art of Healing......Page 1494
97 Assessing Patient Spirituality......Page 1500
98 Religion and Spirituality in Pain Management......Page 1508
99 The Role of Prayer in Pain Management......Page 1526
XIII Practice Issues......Page 1534
100 Concepts of Multidisciplinary Pain Management......Page 1536
101 Implementing a Pain Management Program......Page 1544
102 Interdisciplinary Pain Management Programs......Page 1552
103 Starting a Pain Clinic......Page 1566
104 Going Insurance Free......Page 1576
A - American Academy of Pain Management Code of Ethics......Page 1586
B - American Academy of Pain Management Patient’s Bill of Rights......Page 1588
C - American Academy of Pain Management Credentialing......Page 1590
D - American Academy of Pain Management......Page 1592
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M......Page 1621
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O......Page 1628
P......Page 1630
R......Page 1637
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