Pain Clinics Muralidhar Joshi
INDEX
A
Abdomen 7, 29
Abolishing units 15
Acute pain 8, 33
B
Back
knees bent 79
pain relief exercises 78
Backache 31
Backward resistance 78, 79
Bad posture 68, 72
C
Cancer pain 33
Carpal tunnel syndrome 31
Chronic pain 37
pancreatitis 29
post-surgical pain 28
Coccydynia/perineal neuralgia 30
Common
bad postures 67
pain syndromes 26
Complex regional pain syndrome 33
Corrective postures 67
D
Designing of department of pain management 22
Diabetic neuropathy 32
E
Economics of pain management 62
Epiduroscopy 44
Extend arms straight in front 81
Extension exercises 85
Extremities 7, 31
F
Facial pain 27
Failed back surgery syndrome 31
Fibromyalgia 29
Forward resistance 78
Frozen shoulder 31
G
Geniculate neuralgia 27
Glossopharyngeal neuralgia 27
Golden rules of interventional pain management 48
Guidelines for
fluoroscopy 50
physical exercises 75
H
Hamstring stretch 83
Hand resistance exercises 78
Happy sad scale 45
Headache 26
I
Intercostal neuralgia 29
Interventional pain
management 5
procedure 60
Labor analgesia 34
Lift head and chest off floor 81
Lower
abdominal pain 30
limb 8, 32
Lumbosacral spine 51
M
Meralgia paresthetica 32
Model pain center 19
MRI of lumbar spine 43
Multidisciplinary pain
assessment 46
clinics/pain centers 10
management center 22
Myofascial pain 29
N
Neck pain relief exercises 76
Neuropathic pain 26
Nuclear medicine scan 43
O
Osteoarthritis 32, 41
P
Pain
in children 34
in elderly group 34
in emergency situations 35
in neonate and children 44
management 4
measurement in
neonates 44
pre-school children 45
school aged children 45
practice 10
treatment 9
Pelvic lift with knees bent 80
Pelvis 7, 30
Peripheral neuropathy 32
Phantom pain 33
Post herpetic neuralgia 28
Postoperative pain 33
Prostatic pain 30
Protection from radiation 52
Psychological evaluation 40
R
Radiocontrast agents 54
Recovery room 61
S
Sacroiliac joint dysfunction 30
Seated lumbar flexion exercises 82
Sit up right with straight spine 73
Sleeping one side with legs bent 71
Slouching 68
Small cushion on chair to support back 73
Stretching instructions 89
Supporting back with small cushion 72
T
Teitz's syndrome 29
Tennis elbow 32
Testicular pain 30
Thoracic pain 28
Thorax 7, 28
Trigeminal neuralgia 27
Trunk 7, 28
U
Upper limb 7, 31
USG of tendoachillis calcification 42
V
Vagus neuralgia 27
Visual analog scales 38
W
Web links 92
Weight lifing postures 68
X
X-ray of knee joints 41
×
Chapter Notes

Save Clear


1Pain Clinics2
3Pain Clinics
Muralidhar Joshi MD DNB Director Joshi's Institute of Pain and Kamineni Pain Management Center Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh, India
4Published by
Jaypee Brothers Medical Publishers (P) Ltd
Corporate Office
4838/24 Ansari Road, Daryaganj, New Delhi - 110002, India
Phone: +91-11-43574357, Fax: +91-11-43574314
Offices in India
Overseas Offices
Pain Clinics
© 2011, Jaypee Brothers Medical Publishers
All rights reserved. No part of this publication should be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means: electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without the prior written permission of the author and the publisher.
First Edition: 2011
9789350252772
Typeset at JPBMP typesetting unit
Printed at
5Dedicated to
The Almighty and My grandparents Sri Pandit Bheemachar Joshi and Smt Goda Bai who laid the foundations for values in my life and My parents Sri JB Madhavachar and Smt Geeta Bai and My in-laws Dr MR Budihal and Dr Laxmi Budihal for encouraging me and inspiring me in my academic pursuit and My wife Dr Sharada Joshi and Children Godavari Joshi and Gowri Joshi for their everlasting affection and understanding6
7Preface
“No Pain No Gain”
It has been our constant effort to put creative work in front of our readers. With each book getting released from our institute, we are learning a lot by collecting inputs from readers. But for your valuable suggestions, we would not have grown this far.
It was one of these kinds of suggestions that were the reasons for this book to be written. The textbook on pain management has been doing a great job. One of the readers commented that it is nice to know all the pain problems and their solutions; but we have been groping in dark about ‘how to start a pain clinic?’, ‘am I qualified to run the unit?’, ‘Will it be a success?’, these and many questions have been troubling us a lot. Probably, these questions were acting like a hindrance to initiate the Pain Clinic process at individual and institution levels.
It was at this stage we felt a book on Pain Clinics which can answer many of these questions should be handy for the clinicians. This book contains sections on what is pain management? How to establish the unit? How to organize the department? What common pain syndromes are seen? How to evaluate them? What are the golden rules of interventional pain management? How to document the proceedings and make the unit economically viable?, so on and so forth. For the benefit of readers, we have given certain brochure templates at the end of the book as Annexures.
We hope you will accept this book with open arms and support the way you have supported ‘Textbook on Pain Management’ for two editions. It has been a great journey so far, we know that we have miles to go before reaching the final destination. We also believe in those words ‘journey of thousand miles also begins with first step’.
I hope this book will stimulate much greater attention to this subject, especially in our medical postgraduate and undergraduate training, which will result in the acceptance by all health care professionals that pain care and prevention should enjoy the highest priority. The practicing pain clinicians should be able to reinforce their knowledge and skill after going through this book.
Muralidhar Joshi8
9Acknowledgments
It gives me immense pleasure to express my gratitude to all those who have made it possible for me to write this book.
My sincere thanks to all those people who have read my earlier books for their appreciation of the efforts and guiding me throughout. Their constructive criticism has helped us to sharpen the presentation of the contents.
I would like to express my gratitude to medical faculty members at Kamineni Hospitals, Hyderabad, for their valuable guidance and moral support during creation of this book. I would like to thank them specially for supporting the Pain Clinic cause by taking the unit's help in finding pain relief measures for their patients. We also would like to thank the administrative personnel and other supporting staff for helping the cause of developing this knowledge-building project.
I am indebted to Dr Shashidhar K, Managing Director, Kamineni Hospitals, Hyderabad, for his uninhibited assistance and ever readiness to help at all stages. I would like to thank Dr Prabhakar, COO, Kamineni Hospitals, for his support and vision.
I am extremely grateful to my department members for their valuable suggestions and interacting with me so positively and patiently in the publication of this book.
This book would not have been possible without technology support from ‘Jaypee Brothers’ team lead by Shri Jitendar P Vij. It has been their constant thirst for excellence and perseverance that you are able to see the great finishing for this book. Thanks to people at ‘Jaypee Brothers’ for bringing out this book at an international standard level.
No project, however modest, can be successful without the support of well wishers, who in this case are too numerous to mention individually. However, I am greatly indebted to Late Mr Subba Rao K and Mrs Sudha K for their positive guidance and timely assistance in sorting out problems.
Finally, I would like to acknowledge contributions of my sister Smt Uma, brother-in-law Mr Srinivas and brother Mr Raghavendra Joshi and sister-in-law Smt Nagamani for their financial and emotional help throughout my career.
It will be unfair if I do not thank my wife Dr Sharada Joshi who was willing to bear the brunt of having to cope with the extra load of parenting our young children while I spent a great deal of time in writing this book. My special thanks for my sweet little daughters Godavari and Gowri for showing maturity and understanding beyond their years.