Acute Pain Management

Author: Yang Jinli
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Publish Date: 2006-04-01
Features: This book is a specialized work that transforms practical experience in the etiology, pathology, diagnosis, differential diagnosis, and clinical treatment of common acute pain conditions across various disciplines into a systematic theory. It was collectively compiled by experts and scholars with extensive clinical experience in traditional Chinese and Western medicine, as well as pharmaceuticals, over a period of one year. The book consists of three parts and 22 chapters, providing detailed discussions on the basic theories of acute pain, including its concept, clinical characteristics, pathology, and physiology, as well as currently used treatment techniques and methods. It introduces clinical diagnostic skills for common acute pain conditions, with a focus on diagnosis and various treatment methods. It serves as a practical reference for clinical pain specialists in diagnosis and research on pain, and can also be used by physicians in related departments such as orthopedics, gynecology, and neurology. The book comprises three parts and 22 chapters, with over 800,000 words in total. It provides exhaustive discussions on the concept, clinical characteristics, pathology, and physiology of acute pain, as well as currently used treatment techniques and methods, and introduces clinical diagnostic skills for common acute pain conditions, emphasizing diagnosis (including differential diagnosis) and various treatment methods. The book is rich in content, detailed in its explanations, concise yet practical, and easy to reference.