Titlebook: Neurosurgical Management of Pain; Richard B. North,Robert M. Levy Book 1997 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1997 Nervous System.b

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Pharmacotherapy of Chronic Painrugs, narcotics, antidepressants, tranquilizing agents, and hypnotics. There is no single set formula that is applicable to all chronic pain states, because the origins of chronic pain are multiple, and as varied as the individuals who have the problem. Therefore, in order to use a variety of medica

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Neurosurgical Procedures of the Peripheral Nervest invasive strategies attempted for pain control. The various procedures used currently have received sporadic attention in the literature, and in many cases there is no consensus on the current standard of practice with respect to a given operation. In some instances, the data is fairly conclusive

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Trigeminal Nerve and Ganglion Procedures have failed to respond to medical therapy at an acceptable level of side effects. The procedures that can be employed are either destructive procedures that involve destruction of a portion of the trigeminal system, or nondestructive procedures that, in practical terms, refer only to the Jannetta m

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Intracranial Ablative Proceduresl pain management. Intracranial ablative procedures have been available for over 50 years; for many conditions they have been replaced by newer augmentative procedures over the past 25 years. Some of the technological developments that facilitate augmentative and anatomic procedures, however, also f

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acknowledgements by the former and the disclaimer by the latter that he said anything of particular novelty or importance. To some extent this was the remark of one conscious of his own intellectual superiority: since for him, as for Ramsey, much was indeed obvious that others found difficult. Wittg

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