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,Differenzialdiagnostik und Komorbidit?t,04). Therefore, a comprehensive, multimodal treatment plan, individualized to each patient is required and increases the opportunities for successful treatment. In this chapter, we review prevalence of pain in hospitalized patients with psychiatric illness.

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General Concepts,naesth 111, 19–25, 2013). In order to treat the patient effectively one must take a comprehensive and thorough approach. At times numerous challenges exist in caring for this population especially as an inpatient. However, numerous tools exist that allow for a thorough history and physical followed

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Patient with a Spinal Cord Stimulator,lex regional pain syndrome, failed back surgery?syndrome, peripheral neuropathic pain,?and even refractory angina pectoris [1, 2]. SCS operates by producing electrical impulses along the dorsal columns to preferentially activate A-delta and C fibers, thereby closing the gate for peripheral?noxious s

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Patient with an Intrathecal Pain Pump,CRPS, and failed back surgery as well as non-pain syndromes such as uncontrolled quadriparetic or paraparetic spasticity [1, 2]. Given that intrathecal medications are largely confined to the epidural space, microgram medication dosages are able to be utilized with a great degree of efficacy. Thus,

EWE

Patient with a Deep Brain Stimulator, placement is not considered until all other options have been exhausted for the management of chronic pain. The use of electrotherapy to treat pain ailments can be traced back to the first century when Scribonius Largos, a Roman physician, discovered a surprising use of an electric ray named the Nu

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Patient with a Vagal Nerve Stimulator,ng chapter will seek to demonstrate the relevant diagnostics and management of these patients. The discussion will begin with a brief history of vagus nerve stimulation (VNS) followed by a review of the relevant anatomy and pathophysiology of the vagus nerve, diagnosis of VNS complications, treatmen

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Patient with Heart Transplant, and its been reported that up to 55% of patients undergoing heart transplant will develop chronic pain..Many physiologic, anatomic and patient related factors make the pain management in these patients challenging to manage requiring multidisciplinary efforts to help the patients to reach a good or

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