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Chronic Non-Cancer Pain:
written in a clear style and is concise, concentrating as it does only on conditions most commonly seen by 'ordinary' doctors. It is a very useful addition to the library of every military hosptial ' Journal of the Royal Army Medical Corps, 1988
The Therapy of Pain
The past few years have seen the publication of a large number of articles and not a few books on the subject of relief of intractable pain. New ideas have been put forward on pain mechanisms, new methods of treatment have been reported and improved results c1aimed, and a growing catalogue of complications oftreatment has been recorded. The vast and expanding literature on the subject poses for the reader the dual problems of surveil lance and of assessment. The object of the present book is to provide a critical and constructive review of current writings and ideas on a wide range of aspects of the nature of intractable pain, particularly of present day practice and new ideas on treatment. ...
The Pain Clinic I
Recent progress in pain prevention and advances in associated technology have brought about an increase in the number of pain clinics. These clinics now adopt, by necessity, a multidisciplinary approach to the problems involved in pain prevention and treatment. This symposium, held in Delft in 1984, provided an international forum at which pain clinicians could exchange new experiences and ideas and discuss the latest methods of pain treatment. The Proceedings contain expert contributions on the role of neurotransmitters; neurological treatment for cancer pain; pain treatment of non-malignant origin; stimulation; continuous drug application systems and practical points on the setting up of pain clinics.
Current Catalog
Includes subject section, name section, and 1968-1970, technical reports.
National Library of Medicine Current Catalog
First multi-year cumulation covers six years: 1965-70.
The Pain Clinic IV
The Fourth Pain Clinic Symposium, and meeting of the World Society of Pain Clinicians was held in Kyoto, Japan, 18--21 November 1990. It provided as international forum at which pain clinicians had the opportunity to discuss the recent developments and progress in the field of pain treatment. This proceedings volume contains all lectures from the plenary sessions and from the following symposia: ''sympathetic nervous system and pain'' and ''present and future problems on the pain clinics''. Also included are selected free papers on cancer pain; reflex sympathetic dystrophy, deafferentiation pain and stimulation therapy; and various topics on pain management.
The Pain Clinic II
This second Pain Clinic Symposium provided an international forum at which pain clinicians discussed the progress in the field of chronic pain treatment. These proceedings contain the invited lectures on the clinical approach of the patient with chronic pain, new trends in pharmacological pain treatment and techniques in chronic pain relief. Also included are papers from the round table sessions: pain in the child, cancer pain, psychological aspects of pain, headache and migraine, epidural opiates, patient controlled analgesia (PCA) and new trends in pain relief by non-steroidal anti-inflammatory agents.
