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245 00 $aCousins and Bridenbaugh's neural blockade in clinical anesthesia and pain medicine /$c[edited by] Michael J. Cousins, Phillip O. Bridenbaugh.
246 30 $aNeural blockade in clinical anesthesia and pain medicine
250 $a4th ed.
260 $aPhiladelphia :$bLippincott Williams & Wilkins,$cc2009.
300 $axxii, 1306 p. :$bill. (some col.) ;$c29 cm.
500 $aRev. ed. of: Neural blockade in clinical anesthesia and management of pain / editors, Michael J. Cousins, Phillip O. Bridenbaugh. 3rd. ed. c1998.
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
505 00 $tThe history of regional anesthesia /$rDavid L. Brown and B. Raymond Fink --
505 00 $gPart 1: Pharmacology and neurophysiology --$tNeural physiology and local anesthetic action /$rGary Strichartz, Els Pastijn, and Kenji Sugimoto --$tProperties, absorption, and disposition of local anesthetic agents /$rLaurence E. Mather and Geoffrey T. Tucker --$tClinical pharmacology of local anesthetics /$rJohn F. Butterworth, IV --$tLocal anesthetic systemic toxicity /$rGraeme A. McLeod, John F. Butterworth, IV, and J.A.W. Wildsmith --$tModification of metabolic responses to surgery by neural blockade /$rFrancesco Carli and Thomas Schricker --$tNeural blockade: impact on outcome /$rChristopher L. Wu and Spencer S. Liu --
505 00 $gPart II: Techniques of neural blockade in clinical anesthesia --$tPerioperative management of patients and equipment selection for neural blockade /$rJames C. Crews and Vincent W.S. Chan --$tSection A: Neuraxial blockade --$tAnatomy of the neuraxis /$rQuinn H. Hogan --$tSpinal (Subarachnoid) blockade /$rMikko Pitkänen --$tEpidural neural blockade /$rBernadette T. Veering and Michael J. Cousins --$tNeurologic complications of neuraxial block /$rTerese T. Horlocker and Denise J. Wedel --$tSection B: Peripheral block --$tThe upper extremity: somatic block /$rJoseph M. Neal --$tThe lower extremity: somatic blockade /$rF. Kayser Enneking, Denise J. Wedel, and Terese T. Horlocker --$tIntravenous regional neural blockade /$rPer H. Rosenberg --$tSection C: Thorax and abdomen /$rIntercostal, intrapleural, and peripheral blockade of the thorax and abdomen /$rDominic C. Harmon and George D. Shorten --$tSection D: Head and neck --$tSomatic blockade of the head and neck /$rSanthanam Suresh and Narasimhan Jagannathan --$tNeural blockade of oral and circumoral structures /$rMorton B. Rosenberg, Joseph A. Giovannitti, Jr., and James C. Phero --$tNeural blockade of the eye /$rKathryn E. McGoldrick and Marianne E. Feitl --$tNeurologic complications of peripheral neural blockade /$rHervé Bouaziz and Dan Benhamou --
505 00 $gPart III: Applications of neural blockade in clinical anesthesia --$tNeural blockade for surgery to the head and neck /$rBan C.H. Tsui, Derek Dillane, and Brendan T. Finucane --$tNeural blockade for cardiovascular surgery /$rMark A. Chaney --$tNeural blockade for abdominal and thoracic (Non-vascular) surgery /$rFrancisco Asenjo and Francesco Carli --$tNeural blockade for obstetrics and gynecologic surgery /$rDavid O. Gorman and David J. Birnbach --$tNeural blockade for orthopedic surgery /$rXavier Capdevila, Paul Zetlaoui, and Stephen Mannion --$tNeural blockade for ambulatory surgery /$rMichael F. Mulroy --$tNeural blockade for pediatric surgery /$rBernard J. Dalens and René Truchon --
505 00 $gPart IV: Neural blockade and the management of pain --$tSection A: Physiology, pharmacology, and behavioural aspects --$tPain medicine: history, emergence as a medical specialty, and evolution of the multidisciplinary approach /$rRollin M. Gallagher and Scott M. Fishman --$tSocioeconomic factors in chronic pain and its management /$rJohn D. Loeser --$tDevelopmental aspects of nociception /$rSuellen M. Walker --$tIntroduction to pain mechanisms: implications for neural blockade /$rPhilip J. Siddall and Michael J. Cousins --$tPhysiologic and pharmacologic substrates of nociception after tissue and nerve injury /$rTony L. Yaksh --$tPharmacologic substrates of pain: peripheral voltage gated ion channels in pain /$rLucinda C. Seagrove and Anthony H. Dickenson --$tNeurochemical and neurophysiological effects of neddle insertion: clinical implications /$rMichael J. Butler and Philip J. Siddall --$tPsychological aspects of pain: implications for neural blockade /
505 00 $rJoel Katz and Ronald Melzack --$tThe placebo response: implications for neural blockade /$rDamien G. Finniss and Fabrizio Benedetti --$tSection B: Clinical assessment of persistent pain --$tAssessment and diagnosis of chronic pain conditions /$rChristopher Vije and Michael A. Ashburn --$tDiagnostic and prognostic neural blockade /$rQuinn H. Hogan and Stephen E. Abram --$tSection C: Techniques of neural blockade and neurostimulation --$tSympathetic neural blockade of upper and lower extremity /$rHarald Breivik and Michael J. Cousins --$tSpinal route of analgesia: opioids and future options for spinal analgesic chemotherapy /$rDaniel B. Carr and Michael J. Cousins --$tNeurostimulation /$rJoshua P. Prager and Michael Stanton-Hicks --$tPercutaneous neural destructive techniques /$rDavid Niv and Michael Gofeld --$tSection D: Applications, complications, and the future --$tAcute pain management and acute pain services /$rPamela E. MacIntyre and David A. Scott --
505 00 $tSpinal pain and the role of neural blockade /$rJames P. Rathmell, Carlos A. Pino, and Shihab Ahmed --$tTreatment of cancer pain: role of neural blockade and neuromodulation /$rAllen W. Burton, Phillip C. Phan, and Michael J. Cousins --$tComplex regional pain syndrome, including applications of neural blockade /$rAndreas Binder and Ralf Baron --$tThe treatment of pain in neonatal and pediatric patients /$rConstance S. Houck ... [et al.] --$tThe treatment of pain in older patients /$rRobert D. Helme and Julia A. Fleming --$tPalliative care and pain control in older persons and those with terminal illness /$rPerry G. Fine --$tComplications in pain medicine /$rJames P. Rathmell --$tNew Horizons /$rAllan I. Basbaum.
520 $aThis comprehensive, authoritative text presents the scientific foundations and clinical practice of neural blockade in both regional anesthesia and the management of pain. The descriptions and illustrations of pain mechanisms are considered classic examples. The Fourth Edition has been refined for clarity and flows logically from principles and pharmacology, to techniques for each anatomic region, to applications. This edition has two new co-editors and several new chapters on topics including neurologic complications, neural blockade for surgery, treatment of pain in older people, and complications in pain medicine. A companion Website will offer the fully searchable text and an image bank.
650 0 $aNerve block.
650 0 $aAnesthesia.
650 0 $aAnalgesia.
650 12 $aNerve Block.
650 22 $aAnesthesia, Local.
650 22 $aPain$xtherapy.
650 22 $aPain Management.
700 1 $aCousins, Michael J.
700 1 $aBridenbaugh, Phillip O.,$d1932-
730 0 $aNeural blockade in clinical anesthesia and management of pain.
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906 $0OCLC