Practical Management of Pain (PRACTICAL MANAGEMENT OF PAIN (RAJ)) 5th Edition

A must have for any palliative care clinician

fantastic book, very basic and easy to read

I used it as a qiuick reference for the ABA Pain subspecialty exam prep with positive result. It's a very broad field and this book was written by many experts from different institutions with, most excellent, some mediocre and some inadequate expertise. Mostly good. I recommend it in your bookshelf if you are a Pain practitioner.

Faculty member pleased with item.

Very practical indeed

good

Good for the price

Has great sections on phamacology, blocks, scans and their interpretations, and treatment specifics for different cohorts (pediatrics, cancer patients, etc). A bit pricey, but good reference.