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Spinal Narcotics

Name: Spinal Narcotics
Brand: Springer
SKU: 9780792303749
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Szerző: Narinder Rawal, Dennis W. Coombs

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Kötés: Kemény kötésű

Kiadó: Springer

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One of the most exciting developments in medicine in this century has been the discovery of opioid r...

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Szerző

Narinder Rawal, Dennis W. Coombs

Nyelv

Angol

Kötés

Könyv - Kemény kötésű

oldal

148

EAN

9780792303749

ISBN

0792303741

Enbook ID

01392705

Kiadó

Springer

Súly

910

Méretek

155 x 235 x 11

Teljes leírás

One of the most exciting developments in medicine in this century has been the discovery of opioid receptors and their pharmacology. The breadth of know- edge derived from such discovery has truly changed the practice of medicine today. The acceptance by the clinicians of the research data obtained by the basic scientist on spinal opioids is truly amazing. The clinical sequelae of the discovery of opioid receptors has been the development of the technique of intraspinal administration of opioids. In the last decade much has been written about indications, effects, and side effects of intraspinal opioids. The technique has become commonplace for cancer and postoperative pain. However, no standards of care and management of patients with spinally administered opioids have been developed. We need these standards to be developed and universally followed. The monograph was conceived to update clinicians on the applied pharma cology of spinal opioids. We were fortunate to have Drs. N. Rawal and D. Coombs agree to edit this monograph. They have been able to assemble world-renowned experts as contributing authors. It is our hope that the con tents of this book will be stimulating, informative, and useful to the reader. PREFACE Much has been written about the subject of spinal opioid analgesia, includ ing several notable reviews. We were stimulated to assemble this particular volume in this important series on pain management initiated by Dr. Raj for a number of reasons.