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Peripheral Nerve Stimulation Progress in Neurological Surgery 24

:	K.V. Slavin
:	Peripheral Nerve Stimulation Progress in Neurological Surgery 24
:	Karger
:	9783805594899
:	1
:	CHF 101.90
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:	Klinische Fächer
:	English

:	234
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In a rapidly growing field of neuromodulation against pain, this excellent publication presents a unique compilation of the latest theoretical and practical information for electrical stimulation of the peripheral nerves. Chapters cover the use of peripheral nerve stimulation in particular indications such as migraine, cluster headache, pain in Chiari malformation and fibromyalgia, as well as in specific body parts such as head and neck, trunk, and extremities. Furthermore, chapters on history, technical aspects, mechanism of action, terminology, complications and other important aspects of this pain-relieving modality give you a full overview of the field. Written by leading experts, this publication provides a comprehensive and updated summary of the currently available scientific information on peripheral nerve stimulation. All chapters contain original information making this book an invaluable reference for all who deal with the management of severe and chronic pain - including neurosurgeons and neurosurgical trainees, pain specialists and practitioners, anesthesiologists and neurologists.

	Progress in Neurological Surgery	3
	Contents	6
	Series Editor’s Note	8
	Preface	10
	Preface to the Third Edition	11
	Preface to the Second Edition	12
	History of Peripheral Nerve Stimulation	13
	Abstract	13
	Invention of PNS	14
	PNS Progress: Early Years	16
	PNS Progress: Maturation Stage	17
	PNS Progress: Percutaneous Era	19
	Percutaneous Nerve Stimulation	21
	PNS Progress: Recent Advancements	21
	Conclusion	22
	References	23
	Central Mechanisms of Peripheral NerveStimulation in Headache Disorders	28
	Abstract	28
	Gate Control Theory of Pain	29
	References	35
	Peripheral Nerve Stimulation for ChronicNeurogenic Pain	39
	Abstract	39
	Mechanism of Action	41
	Indications and Patient Selection	42
	Surgical Insertion Technique	43
	Trial of Stimulation	47
	Permanent Implantation	47
	Results	47
	Authors’ Experience	47
	Complications	50
	Conclusion	50
	References	51
	Percutaneous Peripheral Nerve Stimulation	53
	Abstract	53
	Initial Surgical Electrode Placements	54
	Peripheral Neurostimulation: Pertinent Anatomy and Physiology	55
	Nerve Trunks	56
	Fascicular Anatomy	56
	Blood Supply of Peripheral Nerves	56
	Percutaneous Surgical Techniques	57
	Discussion and Conclusion	63
	Illustrative Cases	64
	References	66
	Peripheral Nerve Stimulation for theTreatment of Truncal Pain	70
	Abstract	70
	Mechanism of Action	71
	Patient Selection	72
	Failed Back Surgery Syndrome	72
	Postherpetic Neuralgia	74
	Inguinal Neuropraxia	74
	Post- Thoracotomy Pain	75
	PNfS Technical Considerations	75
	PNfS Programming	78
	References	80
	Peripheral Subcutaneous Stimulation forIntractable Abdominal Pain	82
	Abstract	82
	References	87
	Subcutaneous Occipital Region Stimulationfor Intractable Headache Syndromes	89
	Abstract	89
	History	89
	Initial Observations	90
	Early ONS Experience	90
	Indications	92
	ONS Trial	93
	Techniques	93
	Halo PNS	94
	Outcomes	94
	Complications	96
	The Future	96
	References	97
	Peripheral Nerve Stimulation for OccipitalNeuralgia: Surgical Leads	98
	Abstract	98
	Classification and Terminology	99
	Mechanism of Action and History of PNS	99
	Occipital Neuralgia	101
	Indications and Technique for the Implantation of Paddle Leads	102
	Clinical Outcomes and Peer- Reviewed Evidence	105
	Complications	105
	Conclusions	106
	References	106
	Occipital Nerve Stimulation: Technical andSurgical Aspects of Implantation	108
	Abstract	108
	Surgical Technique	109
	Stimulation Trial	109
	Permanent Implant	111
	Occipital Nerve Stimulation Programming: Patterns and Parameters	114
	Complication Avoidance	114
	Use of Occipital Stimulation for Occipital Neuralgia	117
	Future Directions	119
	References	119
	Peripheral Neuromodulation for MigraineHeadache	121
	Abstract	121
	Surgical Procedure	122
	Mechanism of Action	124
	Independent Clinical Trials	124
	Industry-Sponsored Clinical Trials	125
	The Northwestern Experience	127
	Conclusion	128
	References	128
	Occipital Neuromodulation for RefractoryHeadache in the Chiari MalformationPopulation	130
	Abstract	130
	Chiari Malformation: Etiology and Associated Symptomatology	131
	Neurostimulation	132
	Methods	132
	Results	133
	Complications	135
	Discussion	136
	Conclusion	137
	References	137
	Peripheral Nerve Stimulation in ChronicCluster Headache	138
	Abstract	138
	Occipital Nerve Stimulation	139
	Other Neurostimulation Methods	142
	Conclusions	143
	References	143
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