Comprehensive Pain Management in the Rehabilitation Patient

1. Front Matter

   Pages i-xxii

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2. Introduction to Pain

   1. Front Matter

      Pages 1-1

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   2. Neuronal Signatures of Pain in the Rehabilitation Patient

      • Theresa R. Lii, Carl Y. Saab

      Pages 3-11

   3. Multidisciplinary Pain Management in the Rehabilitation Patient

      • Tory McJunkin, Edward Swing, Kyle Walters, Paul Lynch

      Pages 13-21

3. Pain in the Rehabilitation Patient

   1. Front Matter

      Pages 23-23

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   2. Pain in the Spinal Cord Injury Rehabilitation Patient

      • Heidi Wennemer, Nadia Alwasiah, Damon A. Gray

      Pages 25-40

   3. Pain in the Traumatic Brain Injury Rehabilitation Patient

      • Benjamin Seidel, Mitchell Freedman

      Pages 41-52

   4. Pain in the Stroke Rehabilitation Patient

      • Anjum Sayyad

      Pages 53-59

   5. Pain in the Spasticity Rehabilitation Patient

      • Anjum Sayyad

      Pages 61-67

   6. Pain in the Orthopedic Rehabilitation Patient

      • Joshua Minori, Edward Wieseltier, Theresa Lie-Nemeth

      Pages 69-82

   7. Pain in the Tendinopathy Rehabilitation Patient

      • Marissa L. Darling, Daniel A. Fung, Timothy T. Davis

      Pages 83-94

   8. Pain in the Amputation Rehabilitation Patient

      • Edward Wieseltier, Joshua Minori, Theresa Lie-Nemeth

      Pages 95-106

   9. Pain in the Cancer Rehabilitation Patient

      • Ryan Murphy, Jonas Sokolof

      Pages 107-118

   10. Pain in the Spine Rehabilitation Patient

       • Nameer R. Haider, Jeremy Skiechs

       Pages 119-139

   11. Pain in the Pelvic Rehabilitation Patient

       • Anjum Sayyad

       Pages 141-153

   12. Pain in the Burn Rehabilitation Patient

       • Peter I-Kung Wu, Andrew Joyce, Jeffrey C. Schneider

       Pages 155-170

   13. Pain in the Neuromuscular Disease Rehabilitation Patient

       • David Haustein, Steven Papuchis

       Pages 171-181

   14. Pain in the Complex Regional Pain Syndrome Rehabilitation Patient

       • Jack Anderson, Tory McJunkin, Brynna Henwood, Edward Swing

       Pages 183-194

   15. Pain in the Addiction Rehabilitation Patient

       • Frank R. Sparadeo

       Pages 195-205

4. Headache

   1. Front Matter

      Pages 207-207

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Written in a succinct format, this book presents a variety of pain conditions seen in acute or sub-acute rehabilitation hospitals and in outpatient clinical settings. Bio-medical and bio-psychosocial perspectives, as well as theory, clinical practice, and practical aspects of managing pain are offered throughout this volume.  Chapters are organized by sections, beginning with an introduction to pain as well use of the multi-disciplinary treatment approach. Additional sections cover headache management,  pain diagnostics, medication management, rehabilitation, injections and procedures, behavioral management, complementary and alternative medicine, neuromoduation, neuroablation, surgical management of pain, and novel techniques.  Business and legal perspectives of pain medicine are also addressed.

Comprehensive Pain Management in the Rehabilitation Patient is a handy resource for any medical, interventional, surgical, rehabilitative, behavioral, or allied health provider who treats pain across the rehabilitation continuum.

• pain medicine, adult rehabilitation
• cancer, orthopedic, degenerative spine, geriatric
• emeriging technology,
• etiology of pain, non-surgical treatment, surgical treatment
• spinal cord injury, traumatic brain injury, stroke
• vascular, neuro-muscular, burn, cardiac, pulmonary
• rehabilitation psychology

“This textbook accomplishes its goal of being comprehensive by covering multiple topics as it pertains to the physiatrist in training and those in their early years of practice. … Unlike other pain textbooks, this book does provide more detail on physical therapy, occupational therapy, and aqua therapy programs … . For anesthesiologists practicing pain management, this book can serve as a quick reference guide on such treatment modalities when managing patients with acute and chronic pain … .” (Paul D. Weyker and Christopher A. J. Webb, Anesthesia & Analgesia, Vol.127 (1), July, 2018)

• Department of Neurosurgery, Brown University, Warren Alpert Medical School, Providence, USA

  Alexios Carayannopoulos DO, MPH

Alexios Carayannopoulos, DO, MPH Clinical Assistant Professor of Neurosurgery Director, Comprehensive Spine Center Division Director, Rehabilitation, Pain Medicine Department of Neurosurgery Warren Alpert School of Medicine, Brown University Rhode Island Hospital Providence, RI, 02903 Alexios Carayannopoulos, DO, MPH, is an osteopathic physician who is board certified in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation as well as Pain Medicine. He is the medical director of Lahey Hospital & Medical Center's Spine Center, which specializes in comprehensive spine care including surgical and non-surgical approaches. He completed his residency at Harvard Medical School, Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital and Mass General Hospital in Boston, Massachusetts. He completed his fellowship in the Department of Anesthesia at Dartmouth Medical School and Mary Hitchcock Hospital in Hanover, New Hampshire. Additionally, Dr. Carayannopoulos is a Harvard trained medical acupuncturist and US Navy trained specialist in Diving and Undersea Medicine. He is a 12 year veteran of the US Navy Medical Corps. Dr. Carayannopoulos is proficient in Greek, French, Spanish, and Italian.

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