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Opioids in Cancer Pain (Paperback)
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Opioids in Cancer Pain (Paperback)
Series: Oxford Pain Management Library OPML P
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The World Health Organization published Cancer Pain Relief in 1990,
advocating simplicity in the choice of analgesic and of route of
administration. Since that time an increasing number of opioids for
moderate to severe pain in an increasing number of formulations
have become available, making professionals' choices about cancer
pain management more complex.
Part of the Oxford Pain Management Library, this book compares and
reviews the current opioids for moderate to severe pain and
considers their place in the management of cancer pain, using
morphine as the accepted 'gold standard' worldwide. The first
sections of the book deal with teh principles of pain management in
cancer pain and the range of treatments available for pain due to
cancer. Chapters on opioid pharmacology, starting and titrating
opioids and managing their adverse effects are followed by
discussion about talking to the patient commencing opioids for
moderate to severe pain.
Sections also include current evidence around opioid perscribing
in patients with liver and renal impairment, respiratory disease or
a history of substance misuse. This book presents current evidence
in a clinically-based, practical and applicable way, so that the
book is useful for all healthcare professionals caring for patients
with pain due to cancer.
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