Cancer Pain Procedural Techniques (Anesthesia Illustrated) (Original PDF from Publisher)
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Enhance your clinical expertise with Cancer Pain Procedural Techniques, the latest volume in the Anesthesia Illustrated series from Oxford University Press (2025). This practical, image-rich guide empowers anesthesiologists, pain specialists, and interventional clinicians to manage cancer pain effectively through evidence-based procedural interventions—making it an essential tool for both training and practice.
Description
Cancer Pain Procedural Techniques delivers a comprehensive, procedural roadmap to the interventional management of cancer-related pain. As part of the acclaimed Anesthesia Illustrated series, this first edition combines expert commentary with high-resolution medical illustrations and step-by-step technique guides, making it an invaluable asset for pain specialists, interventional anesthesiologists, palliative care providers, and oncology teams.
This book addresses the critical need for precise and safe procedural pain relief methods in cancer patients—whether in early palliative care or advanced disease stages. It equips clinicians to better manage pain that is refractory to systemic medications through nerve blocks, neurolytic procedures, and advanced interventional techniques, all grounded in the latest clinical evidence.
Key Features and Highlights
- Procedural focus on interventional cancer pain management techniques
- Detailed illustrations and imaging guidance for each procedure
- Covers nerve blocks, neuraxial interventions, neurolytic techniques, and more
- Step-by-step procedural protocols designed for safe clinical execution
- Clinical pearls, complication management tips, and anatomical insights
- Aligned with the latest palliative care and pain medicine guidelines
- Ideal for specialists in oncology anesthesia, pain management, and supportive care
Topics Covered
- Includes core chapters on:
- Indications and selection criteria for cancer pain procedures
- Anatomical landmarks for interventional techniques
- Neuraxial drug delivery systems and epidural analgesia
- Sympathetic blocks and neurolytic celiac plexus procedures
- Procedural considerations in palliative care and terminal cancer patients
About the Author
The author(s) are internationally recognized experts in pain medicine and regional anesthesia, with extensive experience in oncologic pain management and clinical education. Their work integrates hands-on procedural instruction with evidence-based practice.
Technical Details
- Format: PDF
- File Size: Approx. 6–8 MB
- Language: English
- Compatible Devices: All major eReaders, tablets (Kindle, iPad, Nook), smartphones, and desktop computers
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q1: Is this book suitable for residents or fellows in training?
A1: Yes. The book is designed for both early-career and experienced clinicians. Its clear visuals, step-by-step instructions, and clinical guidance make it especially valuable for anesthesiology residents, pain medicine fellows, and interventional trainees.
Q2: Does this book include ultrasound or fluoroscopy-based guidance for procedures?
A2: Yes, the book includes imaging-guided procedural techniques using ultrasound, fluoroscopy, and anatomical illustrations to support accuracy and safety during interventions.
Additional information
Publisher |
Oxford University Press |
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Published Year |
2025 |
Language |
English |
ISBN |
978-0190933500 |
File Size |
89 MB |
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