Prescription opioid abuse has become a major issue around the world, especially within the United States and Canada. Surgeons’ high rate of opioid prescriptions places them in a critical position of working with patients to manage their pain. Opioid Use, Overuse, and Abuse in Otolaryngology, edited by Dr. Ryan J. Li of Oregon Health and Sciences University, takes a comprehensive, practical look at the national opioid epidemic and provides specific otolaryngology-specific data on chronic opioid usage.
Discusses perioperative pain management in otolaryngology from an anesthesiology perspective, perioperative pain management in pediatric otolaryngology, rhinology and anterior skull base surgery, facial plastic and reconstructive surgery, neurotology, head and neck cancers, and more.
Offers nonopioid analgesic options for otolaryngology-head and neck surgery patients and discusses a structured approach to perioperative pain management.
Presents the knowledge and expertise of leading experts who have assembled the most up-to-date recommendations for opioid use, overuse, and abuse, including international pain management approaches.
Covers the history of perioperative pain management in otolaryngology-head and neck surgery.
1. Introduction - p. Page vii 2. List of Illustrations - p. Page viii 3. List of Tables - p. Page ix 4. Chapter 1 : The evolution of perioperative pain management in otolaryngology—head and neck surgery - p. Page ix 5. Chapter 2 : Pain management in the care of otolaryngology patients: an anesthesiologist and pain physician's perspective - p. Page 21 6. Chapter 3 : Perioperative pain management in rhinology and anterior skull base surgery - p. Page 57 7. Chapter 4 : Perioperative pain management in facial plastic and reconstructive surgery - p. Page 77 8. Chapter 5 : Perioperative pain management in pediatric otolaryngology—head and neck surgery - p. Page 90 9. Chapter 6 : Approach to pain management in otology and neurotology - p. Page 107 10. Chapter 7 : Pain management in head and neck cancer - p. Page 122 11. Chapter 8 : Nonopioid pain management in otolaryngology—head and neck surgery: the pharmacist's perspective - p. Page 145 12. Chapter 9 : Addiction management in the outpatient setting - p. Page 166 13. Chapter 10 : International perioperative pain management approaches - p. Page 184 14. Chapter 11 : A systems approach to perioperative pain management - p. Page 202 15. Index - p. Page 221
Prescription opioid abuse has become a major issue around the world, especially within the United States and Canada. Surgeons’ high rate of opioid prescriptions places them in a critical position of working with patients to manage their pain. Opioid Use, Overuse, and Abuse in Otolaryngology, edited by Dr. Ryan J. Li of Oregon Health and Sciences University, takes a comprehensive, practical look at the national opioid epidemic and provides specific otolaryngology-specific data on chronic opioid usage.
Discusses perioperative pain management in otolaryngology from an anesthesiology perspective, perioperative pain management in pediatric otolaryngology, rhinology and anterior skull base surgery, facial plastic and reconstructive surgery, neurotology, head and neck cancers, and more.
Offers nonopioid analgesic options for otolaryngology-head and neck surgery patients and discusses a structured approach to perioperative pain management.
Presents the knowledge and expertise of leading experts who have assembled the most up-to-date recommendations for opioid use, overuse, and abuse, including international pain management approaches.
Covers the history of perioperative pain management in otolaryngology-head and neck surgery.
1. Introduction - p. Page vii 2. List of Illustrations - p. Page viii 3. List of Tables - p. Page ix 4. Chapter 1 : The evolution of perioperative pain management in otolaryngology—head and neck surgery - p. Page ix 5. Chapter 2 : Pain management in the care of otolaryngology patients: an anesthesiologist and pain physician's perspective - p. Page 21 6. Chapter 3 : Perioperative pain management in rhinology and anterior skull base surgery - p. Page 57 7. Chapter 4 : Perioperative pain management in facial plastic and reconstructive surgery - p. Page 77 8. Chapter 5 : Perioperative pain management in pediatric otolaryngology—head and neck surgery - p. Page 90 9. Chapter 6 : Approach to pain management in otology and neurotology - p. Page 107 10. Chapter 7 : Pain management in head and neck cancer - p. Page 122 11. Chapter 8 : Nonopioid pain management in otolaryngology—head and neck surgery: the pharmacist's perspective - p. Page 145 12. Chapter 9 : Addiction management in the outpatient setting - p. Page 166 13. Chapter 10 : International perioperative pain management approaches - p. Page 184 14. Chapter 11 : A systems approach to perioperative pain management - p. Page 202 15. Index - p. Page 221
