Description
Linking theory to practice through the use of authentic clinical cases, Dr. Steven D. Waldman's Pain Medicine: A Case-Based Learning Series helps readers acquire the valuable skill of effective diagnostic thinking in daily practice. The Shoulder and Elbow volume uses an in-depth case format, preparing you to correctly analyze clinical vignettes and formulate a clinically sound, evidence-based approach to realistic patient scenarios. This highly effective leaning and assessment tool provides practical clinical insights into the best methods for diagnosis and treatment for the successful management of patients with shoulder and elbow-related pain.- Presents real-world patients in a real-world clinical setting, making learning fun and engaging.- The Case-Based Learning approach focuses learners and clinicians on the key elements for each diagnosis and helps develop a deep understanding of how to diagnose and treat each condition.- Covers everyday clinical problems such as Glenohumeral and Acromioclavicular Joint Pain, Subacromial Impingement Syndrome, Bursitis, Tendinitis, Nerve Entrapment, Rotator Cuff Disease, Tennis and Golfer's Elbow, Pronator Syndrome, and more.- Cases unfold just the way they do in your clinic. Each case is accompanied with thoughtful clinical commentary and key messages from the author.- Each chapter uses high-quality radiographic images, clinical photos, and full-color drawings to facilitate a clear, easy-to-understand approach to evaluation and diagnosis.- An ideal self-assessment and review tool for pain medicine practitioners and trainees, as well as those preparing for the American Board of Anesthesiology Pain Medicine certification and recertification exam.
Table of Contents
1.Glenohumeral Joint Pain2.Acromioclavicular Joint Pain3.Subacromial Impingement Syndrome4.Subdeltoid Bursitis5.Bicipital Tendinitis6.Biceps Tendon Rupture7.Rotator Cuff Disease8.Suprascapular Nerve Entrapment9.Tennis Elbow10.Golfer's Elbow11.Olecranon Bursitis12.Ulnar Nerve Entrapment At The Elbow13.Cubital Tunnel Syndrome14. Triceps Tendinitis15.Pronator Syndrome
