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040			_aUnicoc _beng _c00001 _d00001
100			_911542 _aHoward L. Fields
245			_aPain _cHoward L. Fields
260			_aUnited States Of America _bMcGraw-Hill _c1987
300			_axiv, 354 paginas _bIlustraciones, Fotografías y Gráficos
504			_aincluye index
505			_tChapter 1 Introduction. -- _tChapter 2 The Peripheral Pain Sensory Nervos System. -- _tChapter 3 Pain Pathways In The Central Nervous System. -- _tChapter 4 Pain From Deep Tissues and Referre Pain. -- _tChapter 5 Central Nervous System Mechanisms for Control of Pain Trasnmission. -- _tChapter 6 Painful Dysfuntion of the Nervous System. -- _tChapter 7 The Psycology of Pain. -- _tChapter 8 Evaluation of Patients With Persistent Pain. -- _tChapter 9 Analgesic Drugs. -- _tChapter 10 Anticonvulsants, Psychotropics and Anthistaminanergic Drugs in Pain Management. -- _tChapter 11 Nondrug Methods for Pain Control. -- _tChapter 12 Summary: A General approach To Comprehensive Pain Management. --
520			_aFor the broad range of practitioners who frequently encounter patients with difficult pain problems, Pain: Mechanisms and Management provides a thorough overview of the neural mechanisms of pain, develops a comprehensive approach to patient evaluation, and reviews current treatment strategies. Written by Dr. Howard L. Fields, a leading pain specialist, this work comprises an authoritative update on our current understanding of the physiology and psychology of pain. Throughout, Dr. Fields draws on the latest basic and clinical research in his discussions on the sensory transmission system, pain modulation, and analgesic treatment modalities.
526			_5Unicoc
546			_aIngles
650		0	_911543 _aDolor Orofacial
650		0	_911544 _aOrofacial Pain
658		0	_98069 _aPregrado en Odontología
942			_2ddc _cLIBROS
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