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Master every essential pain management injection technique used today with Atlas of Pain Management Injection Techniques, 3rd Edition. With expert tips from leading authority Steven D. Waldman, MD, JD and abundant step-by-step color illustrations, you’ll see how to evaluate the causes of pain, identify the most promising injection approach, locate the injection site with precision, and deliver the relief your patients crave. From the head and neck to the foot and ankle - and everywhere between - this best-selling pain management reference equips you to perform a complete range of clinical injection techniques with greater confidence!
- Consult this title on your favorite e-reader with intuitive search tools and adjustable font sizes. Elsevier eBooks provide instant portable access to your entire library, no matter what device you're using or where you're located.
- Perform each technique like an expert and avoid complications with clinical pearls in each chapter.
- Diagnose pain syndromes effectively with updated coverage encompassing the latest identification guidelines and definitions.
- See exactly how to proceed and fully understand the nuances of each technique thanks to hundreds of illustrations - many in full color, many new to this edition - demonstrating relevant anatomy, insertion sites, and more.
Publié par
Date de parution
30 août 2012
Nombre de lectures
2
EAN13
9781455728145
Langue
English
Poids de l'ouvrage
9 Mo
Atlas of Pain Management Injection Techniques
Third Edition
Steven D. Waldman, MD, JD
Clinical Professor of Anesthesiology, Professor of Medical Humanities and Bioethics, University of Missouri–Kansas City School of Medicine, Kansas City, Missouri
Saunders
Table of Contents
Cover image
Title page
Copyright
Dedication
Preface
Acknowledgments
Section 1: Head and Neck
Chapter 1: Temporomandibular Joint Injection
Indications and Clinical Considerations
Clinically Relevant Anatomy
Technique
Side Effects and Complications
Chapter 2: Supraorbital Nerve Block
Indications and Clinical Considerations
Clinically Relevant Anatomy
Technique
Side Effects and Complications
Chapter 3: Trochlear Nerve Block
Indications and Clinical Considerations
Clinically Relevant Anatomy
Technique
Side Effects and Complications
Chapter 4: Buccal Fold Injection for Incisors and Canine Teeth
Indications and Clinical Considerations
Clinically Relevant Anatomy
Technique
Side Effects and Complications
Chapter 5: Buccal Fold Injection Technique for Upper Premolar Teeth
Indications and Clinical Considerations
Clinically Relevant Anatomy
Technique
Side Effects and Complications
Chapter 6: Buccal Fold Injection for Upper Molar Teeth
Indications and Clinical Considerations
Clinically Relevant Anatomy
Technique
Side Effects and Complications
Chapter 7: Incisive Nerve Block
Indications and Clinical Considerations
Clinically Relevant Anatomy
Technique
Side Effects and Complications
Chapter 8: Inferior Alveolar Nerve Block for Lower Premolar Teeth
Indications and Clinical Considerations
Clinically Relevant Anatomy
Technique
Side Effects and Complications
Chapter 9: Inferior Alveolar Nerve Block for Lower Molar Teeth
Indications and Clinical Considerations
Clinically Relevant Anatomy
Technique
Side Effects and Complications
Chapter 10: Styloid Process Injection
Indications and Clinical Considerations
Clinically Relevant Anatomy
Technique
Side Effects and Complications
Chapter 11: Stylohyoid Ligament Injection
Indications and Clinical Considerations
Clinically Relevant Anatomy
Technique
Side Effects and Complications
Chapter 12: Nasociliary Nerve Block
Indications and Clinical Considerations
Clinically Relevant Anatomy
Technique
Side Effects and Complications
Chapter 13: Auriculotemporal Nerve Block
Indications and Clinical Considerations
Clinically Relevant Anatomy
Technique
Side Effects and Complications
Chapter 14: Omohyoid Muscle Injection
Indications and Clinical Considerations
Clinically Relevant Anatomy
Technique
Side Effects and Complications
Chapter 15: Trigeminal Nerve Block
Indications and Clinical Considerations
Clinically Relevant Anatomy
Technique
Side Effects and Complications
Chapter 16: Injection Technique for Trapezius Syndrome
Indications and Clinical Considerations
Clinically Relevant Anatomy
Technique
Side Effects and Complications
Chapter 17: Injection Technique for Cervical Strain
Indications and Clinical Considerations
Clinically Relevant Anatomy
Technique
Side Effects and Complications
Chapter 18: Injection Technique for Sternocleidomastoid Syndrome
Indications and Clinical Considerations
Clinically Relevant Anatomy
Technique
Side Effects and Complications
Chapter 19: Occipital Nerve Block
Indications and Clinical Considerations
Clinically Relevant Anatomy
Technique
Side Effects and Complications
Chapter 20: Injection Technique for Splenius Cervicis Syndrome
Indications and Clinical Considerations
Clinically Relevant Anatomy
Technique
Side Effects and Complications
Section 2: Shoulder
Chapter 21: Intraarticular Injection of the Shoulder Joint
Indications and Clinical Considerations
Clinically Relevant Anatomy
Technique
Side Effects and Complications
Chapter 22: Acromioclavicular Joint Injection
Indications and Clinical Considerations
Clinically Relevant Anatomy
Technique
Side Effects and Complications
Chapter 23: Supraspinatus Tendon Injection
Indications and Clinical Considerations
Clinically Relevant Anatomy
Technique
Side Effects and Complications
Chapter 24: Infraspinatus Tendon Injection
Indications and Clinical Considerations
Clinically Relevant Anatomy
Technique
Side Effects and Complications
Chapter 25: Subscapularis Tendon Injection
Indications and Clinical Considerations
Clinically Relevant Anatomy
Technique
Side Effects and Complications
Chapter 26: Injection Technique for Deltoid Syndrome
Indications and Clinical Considerations
Clinically Relevant Anatomy
Technique
Side Effects and Complications
Chapter 27: Injection Technique for Pectoralis Major Syndrome
Indications and Clinical Considerations
Clinically Relevant Anatomy
Technique
Side Effects and Complications
Chapter 28: Injection Technique for Pectoralis Major Tear Syndrome
Indications and Clinical Considerations
Clinically Relevant Anatomy
Technique
Differential Diagnosis
Side Effects and Complications
Chapter 29: Injection Technique for Teres Major Syndrome
Indications and Clinical Considerations
Clinically Relevant Anatomy
Technique
Side Effects and Complications
Chapter 30: Bicipital Tendon Injection
Indications and Clinical Considerations
Clinically Relevant Anatomy
Technique
Side Effects and Complications
Chapter 31: Injection Technique for Subacromial Impingement Syndrome
Indications and Clinical Considerations
Clinically Relevant Anatomy
Technique
Side Effects and Complications
Chapter 32: Injection Technique for Os Acromiale Pain Syndrome
Indications and Clinical Considerations
Clinically Relevant Anatomy
Technique
Side Effects and Complications
Chapter 33: Injection Technique for Biceps Brachii Syndrome
Indications and Clinical Considerations
Clinically Relevant Anatomy
Technique
Side Effects and Complications
Chapter 34: Injection Technique for Triceps Brachii Syndrome
Indications and Clinical Considerations
Clinically Relevant Anatomy
Technique
Side Effects and Complications
Chapter 35: Injection Technique for Rotator Cuff Tear
Indications and Clinical Considerations
Clinically Relevant Anatomy
Technique
Side Effects and Complications
Chapter 36: Injection Technique for Quadrilateral Space Syndrome
Indications and Clinical Considerations
Clinically Relevant Anatomy
Technique
Side Effects and Complications
Chapter 37: Subdeltoid Bursa Injection
Indications and Clinical Considerations
Clinically Relevant Anatomy
Technique
Side Effects and Complications
Chapter 38: Subcoracoid Bursa Injection
Indications and Clinical Considerations
Clinically Relevant Anatomy
Technique
Side Effects and Complications
Chapter 39: Injection Technique for Frozen Shoulder Syndrome
Indications and Clinical Considerations
Clinically Relevant Anatomy
Technique
Side Effects and Complications
Chapter 40: Injection Technique for Scapulocostal Syndrome
Indications and Clinical Considerations
Clinically Relevant Anatomy
Technique
Side Effects and Complications
Section 3: Elbow and Forearm
Chapter 41: Intraarticular Injection of the Elbow Joint
Indications and Clinical Considerations
Clinically Relevant Anatomy
Technique
Side Effects and Complications
Chapter 42: Injection Technique for Anconeus Syndrome
Indications and Clinical Considerations
Clinically Relevant Anatomy
Technique
Side Effects and Complications
Chapter 43: Injection Technique for Anconeus Epitrochlearis
Indications and Clinical Considerations
Clinically Relevant Anatomy
Technique
Side Effects and Complications
Chapter 44: Ulnar Nerve Block at the Elbow
Indications and Clinical Considerations
Clinically Relevant Anatomy
Technique
Side Effects and Complications
Chapter 45: Injection Technique for Driver’s Elbow
Indications and Clinical Considerations
Clinically Relevant Anatomy
Technique
Side Effects and Complications
Chapter 46: Injection Technique for Os Supertrochleare Related Elbow Pain
Indications and Clinical Considerations
Clinically Relevant Anatomy
Technique
Side Effects and Complications
Chapter 47: Lateral Epicondyle Injection
Indications and Clinical Considerations
Clinically Relevant Anatomy
Technique
Side Effects and Complications
Chapter 48: Radial Nerve Block at the Humerus
Indications and Clinical Considerations
Clinically Relevant Anatomy
Technique
Side Effects and Complications
Chapter 49: Medial Epicondyle Injection
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