This concise book covers common musculoskeletal problems in all body regions, filling a critically important gap in the literature.
It's organized by sections the begin with an introduction, followed by regional problems, clinic treatment, perioperative care, and special topics. Chapters are authored by clinicians who actively manage patients, and are focused on clinically important information rather than historical or theoretical information. Clinicians are given all of the information needed to evaluate and manage common musculoskeletal pain in one concise resource.
Musculoskeletal Pain is aimed for all physicians who evaluate and manage patients with musculoskeletal problems.
CONDITIONS MIMICING MUSCULOSKELETAL PAIN.- EXERCISES FOR PAIN PREVENTION
AND TREATMENT.- NUTRITION-OBESITY AND MUSCULOSKELETAL PAIN.- OVERUSE
INJURIES.- COMMON RHEUMATOLOGICAL.- SOFT TISSUE PAIN.- TRAUMA.- COMPLEX
REGIONAL PAIN SYNDROME.- THE SPINE.- THE SHOUDLER AND UPPER.- THE WRIST AND
HAND.- PELVIC.- THE HIP.- THE KNEE.- THE FOOT AND ANKLE.- THE CHEST WALL.-
THE ABDOMINAL WALL.- NON PHARMACOLOGIC TREATMENT FOR MUSCULOSKELETAL
CONDITIONS.- ORTHOTICS.- PHARMACOLOGY AND OPIOID MINIMIZATION.- INJECTIONS
BIOLOGICAL INJECTIONS.- PERIOPERATIVE PAIN MANAGEMENT.- POST OPERARTIVE
REHAB.- MUSCULOSKELETAL PAIN IN CANCER.- PEDIATRIC MUSCOLOSKELETAL MEDICINE.-
INTERDISICPLINARY TREATMENT.- WHO BENEFITS FROM OPIOIDS.
Carl Noe is a professor of anesthesiology and pain management at UT Southwestern in Dallas. He serves as the pain division director and medical director of the Eugene McDermott Center for Pain Management. He is certified by the American Board of Anesthesiology and hold subspecialty certifications in pain management and critical care medicine. He is a fellow of interventional pain practice of the World Institute of Pain.
Dr. Noe published Pain Management for Clinicians for Springer (ISBN 978-3-030-39981-8, 2020, 99 copies sold, 23662 downloads).
He also has a book in development, Multidisciplinary Spine Care.
