Head, Face, and Neck Pain Science, Evaluation, and Management: An Interdisciplinary Approach

Head, Face, And Neck pain
Science, Evaluation, And Management
An Interdisciplinary Approach
Edited by
Noshir R. Mehta
George E. Maloney
Dhirendra S. Bana
Steven J. Scrivani
The most comprehensive guideever created for head, face, and neck pain
This is the first comprehensive guide dedicated to the interrelationships among head, face, and neck pain. From a panel of international experts, it offers the very latest research and therapeutic information on this important andhugely interdisciplinary topic. Content adheres to the strictest guidelinesfor pain management in the medical and dental professions, and chaptercoverage explores:
Head Pain—Migraines; tension–type headaches and myofascial pain; post–traumatic headaches; facial structures and headaches; jaw dysfunction andheadaches; sleep disorders and headaches; chronic daily headaches; and more
Facial Pain—Tooth–related pain; oral medicine, oral pathology, and facialpain; matricatory myofascial pain disorders; temporomandibular jointdisorders; maxillofacial relationships and facial pain; neuropathic orofacial pain; and more
Neck Pain—Cervical disc disorders; myofascial neck pain disorders; rheumatic and arthritic disorders; neuromuscular disorders; vascular causes of neck pain; jaw dysfunction and neck pain; and more
The book′s multidisciplinary approach will appeal to a wide range of professional and academic audiences, including practicing physicians, dentists, medical and dental students, allied health professionals and students, neurologists and neuroscientists, and anyone else who is interested in pain management.

Spis treści:
Foreword.
Preface.
Acknowledgements.
Contributors.
Section I: Basic Concepts of Head, Face and Neck Pain.
1. Head, Face and Neck Pain, Science, Evaluation and Management – An Interdisciplinary Approach – Mehta, Scrivani.
2. The Experience of Pain: Psychosocial Assessment – Vancienieu, Kulich.
3. Psychosocial Interventions in the Treatment of Pain – Andrew.
4. Pain, Disability and Medico–Legal Issues – Kulich.
5. Structural and Functional Imaging of the Trigeminal System – Borsook.
6. Neurostimuation for Head and Face Pain – Rosonow.
Section II: Head Pain.
7. History of Headache – Edmeads.
8 Epidemiology of Headaches – Sheftell, Bigal.
9 Classification of Headaches – Levin.
10 Migraine – Speirings.
11 Tension–Type Headache and Myofascial Pain – Bana, Maloney.
12 Trigeminal Autonomic Cephalalgias – Rozen.
13 Post–traumatic Headache – McGeeney.
14 Secondary Headaches – Adelman, Freeman.
15 Facial Structures and Headache: Eye, Ear, Nose Sinuses and Teeth – Stiles, et al.
16 Jaw Dysfunction and Headache – Mehta, Lobo–Lobo.
17 Sleep Disorders and Headache – Rains.
18 Substance Use and Headache – Borkum.
19 Chronic Daily Headache – Rapoport.
20 Primary Headache Disorders in Women – Loder.
Section III: Facial Pain.
21 Prevalence of Chronic Orofacial Pain Disorders – Clark.
22 Tooth Related Pain – Hasselgren, Green.
23 Oral Medicine, Oral Pathology and Facial Pain – Sirois.
24 Masticatory Myofascial Pain Disorders – Fricton.
25 Temporomandibular Joint Disorders – Keith, Shaefer.
26 Maxillofacial Relationships and Facial Pain – Mehts, Abdallah.
27 Neuropathic Orofacial Pain – Acquadro, DaSilva, Bivins.
28 Trigeminal Neuralgia – Scrivani, Maciewicz, Mathews.
29 Disorders Diagnosis and Management of Various Oral Motor Disorders – Clark, et al.
Section IV: Neck Pain.
30 Post–traumatic Neck Pain – Patel.
31 Cervical Disc Disorders – Weinberger.
32 Myofascial Neck Pain Disorders – Abdi.
33 Rheumatic and Arthritic Disorders – Stojanvic, Gulur.
34 Evaluation and Treatment of Cervicogenic Headache – Biondi, Bajwa.
35 Neuromuscular Disorders – Krivikas, Van Den Elzen.
36 Vascular Causes of Neck Pain – Rosenow.
37 Jaw Dysfunction and Neck Pain – Mehta, Ceneviz.
Appendix: Current Academic and Professional Knowledge Guidelines for Pain.
Appendix 1 –: Evidence–based Guidelines for Migraine Headaches: Overview of Program Description and Methodology.
Appendix 2 – Evidence–based Guidelines in the Primary Care Setting: Neuroimaging in Patients with Nonacute Headache.
Appendix 3 – Evidence–based Guidelines for Migraine Headaches in the Primary Care Setting: Pharmacological Management of Acute Attacks.
Appendix 4 – Evidence–based Guidelines for Migraine Headaches: Behavioral and Physical Treatments.
Appendix 5 – Evidence–based Guidelines in the Primary Care Setting: Pharmacological Management for Prevention of Migraine.
Appendix 6 – Cephalalgia: An International Journal of Headache.
Appendix 7 – Curriculum on Pain for Students in Psychology.
Appendix 8 – AAOP Guidelines.
Appendix 9 – Dentistry Guidelines.
Appendix 10 – Medicine Guidelines.
Appendix 11 – Nursing Guidelines.
Appendix 12 – Pharmacy Guidelines.
Appendix 13 – PT Guidelines.

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Head, Face, And Neck pain
Science, Evaluation, And Management
An Interdisciplinary Approach
Edited by
Noshir R. Mehta
George E. Maloney
Dhirendra S. Bana
Steven J. Scrivani
The most comprehensive guideever created for head, face, and neck pain
This is the first comprehensive guide dedicated to the interrelationships among head, face, and neck pain. From a panel of international experts, it offers the very latest research and therapeutic information on this important andh ugely interdisciplinary topic. Content adheres to the strictest guidelinesfor pain management in the medical and dental professions, and chaptercoverage explores:
Head Pain—Migraines; tension–type headaches and myofascial pain; post–traumatic headaches; facial structures and headaches; jaw dysfunction andheadaches; sleep disorders and headaches; chronic daily headaches; and more
Facial Pain—Tooth–related pain; oral medicine, oral pathology, and facialpain; matricatory myofascial pain disorders; temporomandibular jointdisorders; maxillofacial relationships and facial pain; neuropathic orofacial pain; and more
Neck Pain—Cervical disc disorders; myofascial neck pain disorders; rheumatic and arthritic disorders; neuromuscular disorders; vascular causes of neck pain; jaw dysfunction and neck pain; and more
The book′s multidisciplinary approach will appeal to a wide range of professional and academic audiences, including practicing physicians, dentists, medical and dental students, allied health professionals and students, neurologists and neuroscientists, and anyone else who is interested in pain management.