Pain Diagnosis and Treatment Handbook

Author: Song Wengge
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: Since the publication of the "Manual of Pain Therapy" in 1992, it has garnered widespread attention from readers. Some colleagues have remarked that the book truly deserves the title "manual," as it should be carried at all times in pain medicine practice for quick reference when encountering issues. Some readers have reported that when seeing patients, they place this manual behind a screen. When faced with cases they are unsure how to diagnose or treat, they simply consult the manual behind the screen and quickly understand the situation. If you also want to conveniently understand your own condition, please purchase this book immediately. The book is divided into three parts: Upper, Middle, and Lower. The Upper Part is an Introduction, briefly introducing the clinical value, tasks, and requirements of pain medicine, the establishment and management of pain clinics, and the basic theories of pain. The Middle Part covers common diagnostic methods, treatment techniques, and nursing routines for pain. Diagnostic methods include medical history collection, physical examination, X-ray, CT, ECT, MR, PET, ultrasound, electromyography, electrocardiography, and related laboratory tests. Treatment techniques include lesion site injection, nerve block or destruction, small needle knife therapy, manual correction, drug therapy, device and physical therapy, etc. It also provides a detailed introduction to the newly advanced approach of lateral epidural foramen puncture, which was successfully developed in Xibin. The Lower Part focuses on the diagnosis and treatment of common pain conditions. It highlights the applied anatomy, diagnostic criteria, and treatment measures for over 170 common pain conditions in the body and various parts, including the newly successful disc dissolution therapy for lumbar and cervical disc herniation developed in the past five years.