From Acute to Chronic Back Pain

Risk Factors, Mechanisms, and Clinical Implications
Herausgeber: Hasenbring, Monika I; Turk, Dennis C; Rusu, Adina C

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Produktbeschreibung

Chronic back pain continues to be a major cause of distress, disability, work loss, and a huge cost to society. This book examines the risk factors and mechanisms involved in the transition from acute to chronic back pain. It integrates genetic, biomechanical, neurobiological, psychophysiological, psychosocial, and socieconomic risk factors.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Oxford University Press
• Seitenzahl: 616
• Erscheinungstermin: 21. März 2012
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 246mm x 173mm x 38mm
• Gewicht: 1202g
• ISBN-13: 9780199558902
• ISBN-10: 0199558906
• Artikelnr.: 34554415

Inhaltsangabe

* Preface
* Section I: Current developments in epidemiology
* 1: Blair H. Smith, Nicola Torrance, Gary J. Macfarlane: Epidemiology
of back pain, from the laboratory to the bus stop: psychosocial risk
factors, biological mechanisms and interventions in population-based
research?
* 2: Kate M Dunn, Peter R Croft: Defining chronic pain by prognosis
* Section II: Risk Factors of chronic back pain and disability:
Biological Mechanisms
* 3: Julia Metzner and Irmgard Tegeder: Genetic factors modulating
chronic back pain
* 4: Hermann Handwerker: Peripheral and central sensitization as risk
factors of low back pain
* 5: John McBeth and Andrea Power: Dysfunction of the
hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axis and associated stress axes in the
development of chronic LBP
* 6: Sandra Kamping and Herta Flor: Central imaging of pain and the
process of chronicity
* 7: Arne May and A. Vania Apkarian: Structural brain changes in
patients with chronic back pain
* 8: Kati Thieme and Richard H. Gracely: The Psychophysiology of
Chronic Back Pain Patients
* Section III: Risk Factors of chronic back pain and disability:
Biomechanical Mechanisms
* 9: A.F. Mannion and D. O'Riordan: Electromyographically-determined
Muscular Fatigue in Low Back Pain
* 10: Jeanine Verbunt, Robert Smeets, and Harriet Wittink: Unmasking
the Deconditioning Paradigm for Chronic Low Back Pain Patients.
* Section IV: Risk Factors of chronic back pain and disability:
Sociodemographic and psychosocial mechanisms
* 11: Chris J. Main, Nicholas A.S. Kendall, and Monika Hasenbring:
Screening of Psychological Risk Factors (Yellow Flags) for Chronic
Back Pain and Disability
* 12: R. Nicholas Carleton and Gordon J.G. Asmundson: Dispositional
fear, anxiety sensitivity, and hypervigilence
* 13: Michael JL Sullivan and Marc O. Martel: Processes Underlying the
Relation between Catastrophizing and Chronic Pain: Implications for
Intervention
* 14: Linda Vancleef, Ida Flink, and Steven Linton: Fear-avoidance as a
risk factor for the development of chronic back pain and disability
* 15: Monika I. Hasenbring, Dirk Hallner, and Adina C. Rusu:
Endurance?related pain responses in the development of chronic back
pain
* 16: Adina C Rusu and Tamar Pincus: Cognitive processing and self-pain
enmeshment in chronic back pain
* 17: Annmarie Cano and Laura Leong: Significant others in the
chronicity of pain and disability
* 18: James P. Robinson and John D. Loeser: Effects of Workers'
Compensation Systems on Recovery from Disabling Injuries
* 19: William S. Shaw Glenn S. Pransky and Chris J. Main: Work-related
risk factors for transition to chronic back pain and disability
* Section V: Practitioner's role in the process of care
* 20: James Rainville, Glenn Pransky, Sarah Gibson, and Pradeep Suri:
The Physician as Disability Advisor for Back Pain Patients
* 21: Tamar Pincus, Rita Santos, and Steven Vogel: The attitudes and
beliefs of clinicians treating back pain: Do they affect patients'
outcome?
* Section VI: Clinical Implications - New approaches to Diagnostics and
Treatment
* 22: Maurits van Tulder and Bart Koes: International guidelines for
the diagnostics and treatment of acute, sub-acute and chronic back
pain
* Section VII: Clinical approaches for patients with acute and subacute
LBP
* 23: Chris J. Main and Kim Burton: Engaging patients in their own care
for back care: the role of education and advice in the prevention of
chronic pain and disability
* 24: Robert D. Kerns, Mark P. Jensen, and Warren R. Nielson:
Motivational Issues in Pain Management
* 25: Kay Brune and Bertold Renner: Pharmacotherapy of Low Back Pain
* Section VIII: Subgroup-specific approaches for patients at risk for
or with chronic pain
* 26: Adina C. Rusu, Katja Boersma, and Dennis C. Turk: Reviewing the
concept of subgroups in sub-acute and chronic pain and the potential
of customizing treatments
* 27: Monika I. Hasenbring, Bernhard W. Klasen, Adina C. Rusu: Risk
factor based cognitive behavioral therapy for acute and subacute back
pain
* Section IX: Clinical approaches for patients with established pain
and disability
* 28: JB Staal, CG Maher, and WS Shaw: Physical exercise interventions
and low back pain
* 29: Lance M. McCracken: Contextual cognitive behavioral therapy for
chronic pain (including back pain)
* 30: MK Nicholasa and RJEM Smeets: Rehabilitation programs to prevent
severely disabling chronic back pain