Clinical Pain Management 2E: 4 Volume Set

Summary:
First published in 2002, Clinical Pain Management is a comprehensive textbook for trainee and practicing specialists in Pain Management and related areas, presenting readers with all they need to know to provide a successful pain management service. This major clinical reference work comprises four volumes. Three clinical volumes deal respectively with all aspects of Acute Pain, Chronic Pain and Cancer Pain; from the basic mechanisms underlying the development of pain, to the various treatments that can be applied in different clinical situations. The fourth volume, Practic and Procedures, complements these by providing helpful advice on practical aspects of clinical management and research, including protocols and established clinical guidelines, making it a ready-reference manual for the busy clinician. Innovative features such as evidence scoring and reference annotation are incoproated for ease of reference, and the text is supported throughout with plentiful illustrations and numerous tables. New for this second edition, there is a companion website containing chapters and illustrations from the four volume set. Written and edited by a large team of acknowledged international aspects, the fully updated second edition of Clinical Pain Management remains an authoritative and comprehensive guide to this growing specialty and is an invaluable addition to the bookshelves of anyone training or working in the field of pain management.

* An all-encompassing clinical guide to pain management
* Written and edited by the world's leading experts
* Based on the Curriculum of the International Association for the Study of Pain, ensuring worldwide applicability
* Strongly evidence based
* Companion website containing chapters and illustrations from the four volume set.



Table of Contents:
VOLUME 1 ACUTE
PART 1 GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS
1a Applied physiology of nociception - Pierre Beaulieu
1b Mechanisms of inflammatory hyperalgesia - Suellen M Walker
2 Developmental neurobiology of nociception - Suellen M Walker
3 Clinical pharmacology: opioids - David J Rowbotham, Alcira Serrano-Gomez and Anne Heffernan
4 Clinical pharmacology: Traditional NSAIDs and selective COX-2 inhibitors - Stephen F Jones and Aidan M O’Donnell
5 Clinical pharmacology: paracetamol and compound analgesics - Phil Wiffen
6 Clinical pharmacology: other adjuvants - Evangelos Tziavrangos and Stephan A Schug
7 Clinical pharmacology: local anesthetics - Jonathan McGhie and Michael G Serpell
8 Assessment, measurement and history - David A Scott and Wendy M McDonald
9 Preventive analgesia and beyond: current status, evidence, and future directions - Joel Katz
PART 2 MANAGEMENT - TECHNIQUES
10 Routes of administration - Jeremy Cashman
11 Patient-controlled analgesia - Pamela E Macintyre and Julia Coldrey
12 Continuous peripheral neural blockade for acute pain - Kim E Russon and William Harrop-Griffiths
13 Epidural and spinal analgesia - Sina Grape and Stephan A Schug
14 Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS) and acupuncture for acute pain - Mark I Johnson, Stephen Oxberry and Karen H Simpson
15 Psychological therapies - adults - H Clare Daniel
16 Psychological interventions for acute pediatric pain - Christina Liossi and Linda S Franck
PART 3 MANAGEMENT – CLINICAL SITUATIONS
17 Postoperative pain management following day surgery - Girish P Joshi
18 Acute pain management in the intensive care unit - R Scott Simpson
19 Acute pain management in the emergency department - Anne-Maree Kelly and Barry D Gunn
20 Acute pain management in field and disaster situations - Chester C Buckenmaier III
21 Acute pain management in the developing world - Matthew Size and Iain H Wilson
22 Acute pain management in burns - John Kinsella and Colin P Rae
23 Acute pain and medical disorders - Eric J Visser and C Roger Goucke
24 Acute musculoskeletal pain - Milton L Cohen
25 Acute low back pain - Milton L Cohen
26 Pain in pregnancy, childbirth and the puerperium - Philip Hess and Pedram Aleshi
27 Acute pain management in children - Richard F Howard
28 Acute pain management in the elderly patient - Pamela E Macintyre and Richard Upton
29 Acute rehabilitation of sport injury - Louise M Tulloh, Leo Pinczewski, and Ian Power
30 The opioid-tolerant patient, including those with a substance abuse disorder - Lindy J Roberts
31 Preventing chronic pain after surgery - William A Macrae, Alison E Powell and Julie Bruce
VOLUME 2 CHRONIC
PART I GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS
1 Applied physiology: neuropathic pain - Victoria CJ Wallace and Andrew SC Rice
2 Applied physiology: persistent musculoskeletal pain - Hans-Georg Schaible
3 Applied physiology: persistent visceral pain - Timothy J Ness
4 Genetics of chronic pain: crucial concepts in genetics and research tools to understand the molecular biology of pain and analgesia - Bradley E Aouizerat and Christine A Miaskowski
5 Epidemiology of chronic pain: classical to molecular approaches to understanding the epidemiology of pain - Cielito Reyes-Gibby, Isabel Torres and Roy Croock
6 The economics of chronic pain - Ceri J Phillips
7 The challenges of chronic pain and suffering - David B Morris and Peter R Wilson
8 Pain in society: ethical and legal perspectives - Ben A Rich
9 Chronic pain, impairment, and disability - Robert J Gatchel and Nancy D Kishino
10 The psychological assessment of pain in patients with chronic pain - Allen H Lebovits
11 Assessment of the patient with neuropathic pain - Hanne Gottrup
12 Diagnostic procedures in chronic pain - Nikolai Bogduk
13 Psychological effects of chronic pain: an overview - Lance M McCracken
14 Outcome measurement in chronic pain - Tim Johnson
PART II MANAGEMENT – THERAPIES
15 The use of NSAIDs and paracetamol (acetaminophen) in chronic pain - John Hughes and K Riaz Khan
16 Opioids and chronic noncancer pain - C Roger Goucke and Eric J Visser
17 Topical analgesics for neuropathic pain - Charles E Argoff and K Riaz Khan
18 Chronic pain and depression - W Michael Hooten
19 Antiepileptic and antiarrhythmic agents - Turo J Nurmikko
20 Neurostimulation techniques - Marc A Huntoon
21 Spinal administration - Kate Grady and Jon Raphael
22 Cognitive-behaviour therapy for chronic pain in adults - Stephen Morley and Christopher Eccleston
23 Evaluation of alternative and complementary therapies - Miles J Belgrade and Cassandra D Schamber
PART III MANAGEMENT – CLINICAL SITUATIONS
24 Pain in neurological disease - Paul R Nandi
25 Peripheral neuropathies - Ravikiran Shenoy, Katherine Roberts and Praveen Anand
26 HIV and AIDS - Sarah Cox and Andrew SC Rice
27 Complex regional pain syndromes - Peter R Wilson
28 Central neuropathic pain: syndromes, pathophysiology, and treatments - James C Watson
29 Spinal cord injury - Philip J Siddall and Paul J Wrigley
30 Chronic pain after surgery - William Macrae and Julie Bruce
31 Postamputation pain - Lone Nikolajsen and Signe Koch
32 Herpes zoster pain including shingles and postherpetic neuralgia - Robert W Johnson
33 Management of painful spasticity - Barry Rawicki
34 Headache - Peer Tfelt-Hansen and Rigmor Jensen
35 Facial pain - Peter Svensson and Lene Baad-Hansen
36 Neck pain and whiplash - Nikolai Bogduk
37 Chronic back pain - Randy A Shelerud
38 Chronic joint pain - Tanya Baqai, Ali Jawad and Bruce Kidd
39 Therapies for chronic chest pain - Ivan N Ramos-Galvez and Glyn R Towlerton
40 Chronic abdominal, groin and perineal pain of visceral origin - Timothy J Ness
41 Chronic pelvic pain - Andrea J Rapkin and Monica Lee
42 Fibromyalgia and myofascial pain: mechanisms to management - Serena F Carville and Ernest H Choy
43 Psychiatric diagnosis and chronic pain - Stephen P Tyrer
44 Chronic pain in children - Navil F Sethna, Alyssa Lebel and Lisa Scharff
45 Principles of chronic pain therapy in elderly patients - John Hughes and Chris Dodds
46 Pain management and substance misuse - Cathy Stannard
VOLUME 3 CANCER
PART 1 GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS
1 Pathophysiology of somatic, visceral and neuropathic cancer pain - Catherine E Urch and Rie Suzuki
2 Epidemiology of cancer pain - Irene J Higginson, Julie Hearn and Fliss Murtagh
3 Cancer pain syndromes - Robert Twycross and Michael Bennett
4 History and clinical examination of the cancer pain patient: assessment and measurement - Badi El Osta and Eduardo Bruera
5 Psychological evaluation of patient and family - Barbara Monroe
6 The role of the nonprofessional caregiver in cancer pain management - Christine Miaskowski
7 Teamworking in cancer pain management - Vicky Robinson and Rob George
8 Barriers to cancer pain relief: an international perspective on drug availability and service delivery - Fiona Graham and David Clark
9 Ethical issues in cancer pain management - Fiona Randall
PART 2 DRUG THERAPIES FOR CANCER PAIN
10 Clinical pharmacology: principles of analgesic drug management - Stephan A. Schug and Kirsten Auret
11 Clinical pharmacology and therapeutics: non-opioids - Victor Pace
12 Clinical pharmacology of opioids: basic pharmacology - Sangeeta R Mehendale and Chun-Su Yuan
13 Clinical pharmacology of opioids: opioid switching and genetic basis for variability in opioid sensitivity - Columba Quigley, Joy Ross and Julia Riley
14 Clinical pharmacology of opioids: adverse effects of opioids - Juan Manuel Núñez Olarte
15 Clinical pharmacology and therapeutics: drugs for neuropathic pain in cancer - Carina Saxby and Michael Bennett
16 Control of procedure-related pain - Iain Lawrie and Colin Campbell
PART 3 NON-DRUG THERAPIES FOR CANCER PAIN
17 Nerve blocks: chemical and physical neurolytic agents - John E Williams
18 Stimulation-induced analgesia - Mark I Johnson, Stephen Oxberry and Karen Robb
19 Radiotherapy - Peter J Hoskin
20 Management of bone pain - Peter J Hoskin
21 Complementary therapies - Jacqueline Filshie and Adrian White
22 Management of breakthrough pain - Giovambattista Zeppetella and Russell K Portenoy
23 Psychological interventions in cancer pain management - T Manoj Kumar, C Venkateswaran, and P Thekkumpurath
24 Control of symptoms other than pain - Emma Hall, Nigel Sykes and Victor Pace
PART 4 CLINICAL MANAGEMENT OF PAIN IN SPECIAL SITUATIONS
25 Pediatric cancer pain - John J Collins, Michael M Stevens and Charles B Berde
26 Cancer pain in older people - Margot Gosney
27 Cancer pain management in the context of substance abuse - Sharon M Weinstein
28 Pain in the dying person - Kate Skinner and Steven Z Pantilat
29 Pain in cancer survivors - W Paul Farquhar-Smith
30 Cancer pain management in the community setting - Margaret Gibbs, Vicky Robinson, Nigel Sykes and Christine Miaskowski
VOLUME 4 PRACTICE AND PROCEDURES
PART I PRINCIPLES OF MEASUREMENT AND DIAGNOSIS
1 History-taking and examination of the patient with chronic pain - Paul R Nandi and Toby Newton-John
2 Practical methods for pain intensity measurements - William I Campbell and Kevin E Vowles
3 Selecting and applying pain measures - Johannes van der Merwe and Amanda C de C Williams
4 Sensory testing and clinical neurophysiology - Ellen Jørum and Lars Arendt-Nielsen
5 Pharmacological diagnostic tests - Andrew P Baranowski and Natasha C Curran
6 The role of biochemistry and serology in pain diagnosis - Hilde Berner Hammer
7 Diagnostic algorithms for painful peripheral neuropathy - David Bennett
8 Novel imaging techniques - Michael Lee and Irene Tracey
PART II THERAPEUTIC PROTOCOLS
9 After assessment, then what? Integrating findings for successful case formulation and treatment tailoring - Steven J Linton and Michael K Nicholas
Section A: Pharmacological therapies
10 Treatment protocols for opioids in chronic nonmalignant pain - Harald Breivik
11 Subcutaneous drug infusion protocols for the control of cancer pain -
12 Antiepileptics, antidepressants and local anesthetic drugs - Harald Breivik and Andrew SC Rice
Section B: Psychological techniques
13 Self-regulation skills training for adults, including relaxation - David Spiegel
14 Biofeedback - Frank Andrasik and Herta Flor
15 Contextual cognitive behavioural therapy - Lance M McCracken
16 Graded exposure in vivo for pain-related fear - Johan WS Vlaeyen, Jeroen de Jong, Peter HTH Heuts and Geert Crombez
Section C: Physical therapy and rehabilitation protocols
17 Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation - Timothy P Nash
18 Acupuncture - Mike Cummings
19 Physiotherapy - Harriët M Wittink and Jeanine A Verbunt
20 Manual medicine - Steve Robson and Louis Gifford
Section D: Interventional procedures
21 Introduction to interventional procedures - William I Campbell and Harald Breivik
22 Psychological aspects of preparation for painful procedures - Rachael Powell and Marie Johnston
23 Peripheral nerve blocks: practical aspects - David Hill
24 Intravenous and subcutaneous patient-controlled analgesia - Stephan Locher and Michele Curatolo
25 Alternative opioid patient-controlled analgesia delivery systems – transcutaneous, nasal and others - Gunnvald Kvarstein
26 Epidural analgesia for acute pain after surgery and during labor, including patient-controlled epidural analgesia - Harald Breivik
27 Sympathetic blocks - Harald Breivik
28 Neurolytic blocks - William I Campbell
29 Intra-articular and soft tissue injections - Michael Shipley and Vanessa Morris
30 Facet (zygapophyseal) joint injections and medial branch blocks - Ron Cooper
31 Intrathecal drug delivery - Jon Raphael and Kate Grady
32 Cryoanalgesia - Gunnvald Kvarstein and Henrik Högström
33 Radiofrequency lesioning and treatment of chronic pain - Ben JP Crul, Jan H M Van Zundert and Maarten Van Kleef
34 Spinal cord stimulation - Simon Thomson and Malvern May
35 Epidural (intralaminar, intraforaminal, and caudal) steroid injections for back pain and sciatica - Ivan N Ramos-Galvez and Ian D Goodall
36 Epiduroscopy and endoscopic adhesiolysis - Jonathan Richardson, Jan Willem Kallewaard and Gerbrand J Groen
37 Discogenic low back pain: intradiscal thermal (radiofrequency) annuloplasty and artificial disc implants - Gunnvald Kvarstein, Leif Maawe and Aage Indahl
Section E: Pediatric techniques
38 Pain assessment in children - Nancy F Bandstra and Christine T Chambers
39 Procedures for pediatric pain management - Richard F Howard
40 Mind/body skills for children in pain - Timothy Culbert, Stefan Friedrichsdorf and Leora Kuttner
PART III CLINICAL TRIALS
41 Placebo and nocebo - Luana Colloca, Damien G Finnis and Fabrizio Benedetti
42 Clinical trials: acute and chronic pain - Audun Stubhaug and Harald Breivik
43 Clinical trials: dental pain - Else K Breivik Hals
44 Clinical trials: cancer pain - Ulf E Kongsgaard and Mads U Werner
45 Clinical trials: neuropathic pain - Andrew SC Rice
46 Techniques of systematic reviews and meta-analysis in pain research - Lesley A Smith
PART IV ORGANIZATION OF MULTIDISCIPLINARY PAIN MANAGEMENT TEAMS
47 Organization and role of acute pain services - David Counsell, Pamela E Macintyre and Harald Breivik
48 Acute pain services and organizational change - Alison E Powell, Huw TO Davies, Jonathan Bannister and William A Macrae
49 Comprehensive pain rehabilitation programs: a North American reappraisal - Peter R Wilson
50 Organization of pediatric pain services - George Chalkiadis
51 Where does pain fit within health care delivery systems and organizations? - Brian R Theodore, Chetwyn CH Chan, and Robert J Gatchel
PART V OTHER ISSUES
52 The use of guidelines, standards, and quality improvement initiatives in the management of postoperative pain - Tone Rustøen and Christine Miaskowski
53 The expert medicolegal report - Peter JD Evans


About the Author(s):
Andrew Rice, Reader in Pain Research, Department of Anaesthetics, Pain Medicine and Intensive Care, Imperial College London; and Honorary Consultant in Pain Medicine, Chelsea & Westminster Hospital Foundation NHS Trust, London, UK
Doug Justins, Consultant in Pain Medicine and Anaesthesia, Pain Management Centre, St Thomas’ Hospital, London, UK
Toby Newton-John, Consultant Clinical Psychologist and Program Director, Innervate Pain Program; and Faculty of Medicine, University of Sydney, Australia
Richard F Howard, Consultant Anaesthetist and Clinical Director, WellChild Pain Research Centre, Great Ormond Street Hospital and the Institute for Child Health, London, UK
Christine A Miaskowski, Professor and Associate Dean for Academic Affairs, Department of Physiological Nursing, UCSF School of Nursing, San Francisco, CA, USA

Contributors:
The international flavour of Clinical Pain Management remains an important feature, and perusal of the contributor pages will reveal that authors and editors are drawn from a total of 16 countries.