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Cancer Pain: Assessment and Management Book

This comprehensive book discusses the unique characteristics of cancer pain, including its pathophysiology, clinical assessment, diagnosis, pharmacological management and nonpharmacological treatment. The internationally recognized authors are leaders in cancer pain research, and they address the full range of disciplines regularly involved in cancer pain management, including pharmacology, communication studies, and psychology. Cancer Pain is a scholarly but accessible text that will be an essential resource for physicians, nurses, and medical students who treat patients suffering from cancer pain.Read More

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    This comprehensive text surveys the unique characteristics of cancer pain, including its pathophysiology, clinical assessment, diagnosis, pharmacological management and nonpharmacological treatment. The internationally recognized contributors address the full range of disciplines involved in cancer pain management, including pharmacology, communication studies, and psychology. The volume is an essential resource for physicians, nurses, and medical students treating patients suffering from cancer pain.

  • 0521773326
  • 9780521773324
  • 23 June 2003
  • Cambridge University Press
  • Hardcover (Book)
  • 500
  • illustrated edition
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