Practical Management of Pain

by Prithvi Raj

This 3 rd edition of Practical Management of Pain provides the contemporary knowledge on pain management for trainees and physicians entering pain practice. This edition has been updated and includes recent updates and progress made in Pain Medicine. All chapters are mostly new, some are extensively revised, in a consistent style providing practical information on drugs and equipment. The length an breadth of Pain Medicine is covered with over 100 new illustrations Covers all topics necessary for pain physicians to know in their practice Covers in-depth information from the general principles of pain medicine to the specific management of pain syndromes Features over 95 leading authorities, contributing a broad range of ideas and techniques

1070 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1992

Reviews

[The DO]

If roughly half of our patients are or will be women, it’s a fair bet that all of our patients will present with pain at some point in their care. And perhaps never before has the management of pain been under such intense scrutiny. In many cases we can diagnose and ameliorate pain successfully – but not always. Then we are left with a more daunting task – managing it.

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