The book shows the dependence of the mechanisms of pain on the structure of tissues and organs that have become sources of pain. Primary mechanisms of muscle, bone, articular, visceral, vascular and neurogenic pain are examined in detail. Based on the progress achieved in algology, the authors created a "clinical alphabet of pain", and also developed a special diagnostic algorithm for the study of patients with chronic pain.
The book is designed for doctors of all specialties. It will be especially useful to family doctors.
Reviewer
B. M. Rachkov, Doctor of Medical Sciences, Professor, Scientific Director of the Department of Neurosurgery of the Federal State Institution “Russian Research Institute of Traumatology and Orthopedics named after R. R. Wreden. "
O H L A V L E N I E
MECHANISMS OF CHRONIC PAIN: clinical aspects
FOREWORD
FOREWORD TO FIRST EDITION
CHAPTER 1. DUAL NATURE OF MECHANISMS OF CHRONIC PAIN
CHAPTER 2. CLASSIFICATION OF CHRONIC PAIN
CHAPTER 3. TISSUE MECHANISMS OF PRIMARY CHRONIC PAIN
3.1. Trigger mechanisms of tissue (myofascial) pain
3.1.1. Pain as a result of activity of tissue trigger formations
3.1.2. Pain as a consequence of the development in the tissues of the pathological process
3.2. Trigger mechanisms of intraosseous pain
3.2.1. Trabecular pain
3.2.2. Marrowy (osteomedullary) pain
3.3. Trigger mechanisms of joint pain
3.4. Trigger mechanisms of visceral pain
3.4.1. Cardiogenic pain
3.4.2. Pleuropulmonary pain
3.4.3. Stomach pain
3.4.4. Intestinal pain
3.4.5. Chronic pain (biliary tract)
3.4.6. Pancreatic pain
3.4.7. Parenchymal pain (liver, spleen, kidneys)
3.4.8. Irradiating and ganglionic pain in the clinic of internal diseases
3.4.9. Recognition of manifestations of irradiating pain in the clinic of emergency therapy and surgery
3.5. Trigger mechanisms of vascular pain
3.5.1. Violation of the nervous regulation of vascular tone
3.5.2. Obliterating peripheral circulation diseases
3.5.3. Ischemic effects of traumatic damage to blood vessels and nerves
3.6. Trigger mechanisms of neurogenic pain
3.6.1. Pain with functional muscle blockade of the vertebral-motor segments in practically healthy people
3.6.2. Pain of vertebrospinal origin
3.6.3. Pain as a manifestation of the tunnel effect
3.6.4. Pain with injuries of peripheral nerves and plexuses
CHAPTER 4. CLINICAL ESSENCE OF PAIN DYSFUNCTION OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM
4.1. Vegetative pain
4.1.1. Vegetative marrowy (osteomedullary) pain
4.1.2. Autonomic neurogenic and vascular pain
4.1.3. Vegetative ganglionic pain in the face and head
4.1.4. Vegetative ganglion pain at the level of the thoracic spine with a projection on the internal organs (ganglion-visceral pain)
4.1.5. Vegetative periosteal (periosteal) pain
4.2. Somatic pain
4.2.1. Somatic pain in pathological conditions of the musculoskeletal system
CHAPTER 5. DIAGNOSTIC ALGORITHM OF CLINICAL STUDY OF CHRONIC PAIN
5.1. Reference points for determining the nature of the pain syndrome
5.2. Study and record chronic pain
5.3. Clinical examination
5.4. The choice of a set of additional research methods
5.5. Study of the autonomic regulation of body functions
CHAPTER 6. PSYCHOGENIC PAIN AT HIDDEN DEPRESSION
DICTIONARY OF SCIENTIFIC TERMS FOR SPECIALTY “ALGOMEDICINE”
LIST OF REFERENCES
The book is designed for doctors of all specialties. It will be especially useful to family doctors.
Reviewer
B. M. Rachkov, Doctor of Medical Sciences, Professor, Scientific Director of the Department of Neurosurgery of the Federal State Institution “Russian Research Institute of Traumatology and Orthopedics named after R. R. Wreden. "
O H L A V L E N I E
MECHANISMS OF CHRONIC PAIN: clinical aspects
FOREWORD
FOREWORD TO FIRST EDITION
CHAPTER 1. DUAL NATURE OF MECHANISMS OF CHRONIC PAIN
CHAPTER 2. CLASSIFICATION OF CHRONIC PAIN
CHAPTER 3. TISSUE MECHANISMS OF PRIMARY CHRONIC PAIN
3.1. Trigger mechanisms of tissue (myofascial) pain
3.1.1. Pain as a result of activity of tissue trigger formations
3.1.2. Pain as a consequence of the development in the tissues of the pathological process
3.2. Trigger mechanisms of intraosseous pain
3.2.1. Trabecular pain
3.2.2. Marrowy (osteomedullary) pain
3.3. Trigger mechanisms of joint pain
3.4. Trigger mechanisms of visceral pain
3.4.1. Cardiogenic pain
3.4.2. Pleuropulmonary pain
3.4.3. Stomach pain
3.4.4. Intestinal pain
3.4.5. Chronic pain (biliary tract)
3.4.6. Pancreatic pain
3.4.7. Parenchymal pain (liver, spleen, kidneys)
3.4.8. Irradiating and ganglionic pain in the clinic of internal diseases
3.4.9. Recognition of manifestations of irradiating pain in the clinic of emergency therapy and surgery
3.5. Trigger mechanisms of vascular pain
3.5.1. Violation of the nervous regulation of vascular tone
3.5.2. Obliterating peripheral circulation diseases
3.5.3. Ischemic effects of traumatic damage to blood vessels and nerves
3.6. Trigger mechanisms of neurogenic pain
3.6.1. Pain with functional muscle blockade of the vertebral-motor segments in practically healthy people
3.6.2. Pain of vertebrospinal origin
3.6.3. Pain as a manifestation of the tunnel effect
3.6.4. Pain with injuries of peripheral nerves and plexuses
CHAPTER 4. CLINICAL ESSENCE OF PAIN DYSFUNCTION OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM
4.1. Vegetative pain
4.1.1. Vegetative marrowy (osteomedullary) pain
4.1.2. Autonomic neurogenic and vascular pain
4.1.3. Vegetative ganglionic pain in the face and head
4.1.4. Vegetative ganglion pain at the level of the thoracic spine with a projection on the internal organs (ganglion-visceral pain)
4.1.5. Vegetative periosteal (periosteal) pain
4.2. Somatic pain
4.2.1. Somatic pain in pathological conditions of the musculoskeletal system
CHAPTER 5. DIAGNOSTIC ALGORITHM OF CLINICAL STUDY OF CHRONIC PAIN
5.1. Reference points for determining the nature of the pain syndrome
5.2. Study and record chronic pain
5.3. Clinical examination
5.4. The choice of a set of additional research methods
5.5. Study of the autonomic regulation of body functions
CHAPTER 6. PSYCHOGENIC PAIN AT HIDDEN DEPRESSION
DICTIONARY OF SCIENTIFIC TERMS FOR SPECIALTY “ALGOMEDICINE”
LIST OF REFERENCES
Show More
