Titlebook: Contemporary Neuroma Management; Kyle R. Eberlin,Ivica Ducic,Gregory A. Dumanian Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s)

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Robert W. Johnstone,M. Parameswarantion. There are a variety of forms of neuromodulation, each with its particular advantages and disadvantages, depending on the exact location of the neuroma and distribution of pain. There is also emerging evidence supporting the use of neuromodulation devices to treat chronic neuropathic pain.

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Robert W. Johnstone,M. Parameswaranrsensitivity, and incapability that may be diagnosed as a neuroma. Given that pain intensity and magnitude of incapability are closely tied to thoughts and emotions, comprehensive care strategies can be formulated within the biopsychosocial paradigm. Specifically, unhelpful thoughts about pain (cogn

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Groups, Lie Groups, and Lie Algebrasr, not all patients require surgery to achieve pain relief and achieve their functional goals as neuromas are highly variable in presentation, location, and significance to the patient. Non-operative approaches including medication, therapy, and interventional pain approaches can be useful, concurre

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Groups, Lie Groups, and Lie Algebrasy. Recognizing which injuries have this favorable prognosis however can be challenging and requires serial examinations utilizing a variety of modalities. Ultimately, intraoperative assessment may be necessary to ensure accurate diagnosis.

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Groups, Lie Groups, and Lie Algebras when surgical intervention of neuroma-in-continuity (NIC) is considered. These interventions follow a period of non-surgical management and watchful waiting for spontaneous resolution of pain and/or neurological recovery. In this chapter, the authors discuss the different modalities of surgical tre

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Neuroma-in-Continuity: Preoperative and Intraoperative Assessmenty. Recognizing which injuries have this favorable prognosis however can be challenging and requires serial examinations utilizing a variety of modalities. Ultimately, intraoperative assessment may be necessary to ensure accurate diagnosis.

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Kyle R. Eberlin,Ivica Ducic,Gregory A. DumanianA comprehensive presentation of the contemporary management of symptomatic neuromas.Includes several clinical cases to highlight the techniques discussed throughout the text.Features a full-color atla

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-59758-9neuroma; surgical management; nerve block; neuropathic pain; neuromodulation; interventional pain managem