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Palliative Care in Neurology
Edited by Raymond Voltz, James L. Bernat, Gian Domenico Borasio, Ian Maddocks, David Oliver, and Russell Portenoy
480 pages
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numerous tables and haltones
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254x178mm
978-0-19-850843-4
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Hardback
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17 June 2004
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This item is printed to order and supplied on a firm sale basis. Items which are printed to order are normally despatched and charged within 5-10 days.
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- First book of its kind
- Introduces issues fundamental in palliative care to neurologists
- Directly useful at the bedside to improve quality of care
- Focuses on life-threatening disease
Palliative care is the duty of every neurologist: however, to date, this has not been a standard feature of neurological practice or training. This book helps define a new field, namely palliative care in neurology. It brings together all necessary information for neurologists caring for a patient with advance disease.
Palliative care is an approach to the management of patients with life-threatening illness that attempts to enhance comfort, relieve psychosocial and spiritual distress, assure respect for decision making, provide support for the family, and prepare the patient and family for the end of life. This unique book covers each of the many
dimensions of palliative care as they relate to patients with advanced neurological disorders. Basic principles of palliative care and specific ethical issues (such as euthanasia, food and hydration and advance directives) are covered. The needs of populations with specific neurological disorders are described and the management of symptoms that are common to all is explored in detail. Each chapter introduces its topic using a case report that may be used directly for teaching purposes. The authors have put together an invaluable resource, which lays the foundation for further research in the field.Readership: Neurologists both in practice and academia, palliative care physicians.
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Edited by Raymond Voltz, Institute of Clinical Neuroimmunology, Klinikum Grosshadern, Munich, Germany, James L. Bernat, Neurology Section, Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center, Lebanon, USA, Gian Domenico Borasio, Interdisciplinary Palliative Care Unit and Department of Neurology, University of Munich, Germany, Ian Maddocks, Emeritus Professor, Flinders University of South Australia, David Oliver, Medical Director, Wisdom Hospice, Rochester, Kent, UK, and Russell Portenoy, Chairman, Department of Pain Medicine and Palliative Care, Beth Israel Medical Center, New York,
USA Contributors:
Oliver
Hamann, Addington-Hall
Macleod, Formaglio
Peterson
Clough, Blockley
Volicer, Cipolloni
Meadway
Oliver, Borasio
Maddocks
Weil, Noachtar
Bouffet
Toepper,Nacimento
Ceranski
Grisold, Lahrmann
Noth, Fromm
Prosiegel, Borasio
Scott
Weil, Noachtar
Portenoy, Hord
Mercadante
Krupp
Caraceni
Lyall, Borasio
Sykes
Morrell
Berney, Stiefel
Hardy
Walker
Rousseau
Sykes
Defanti
Oliver, Hardy
Voltz, Foley
Akabayashi, Voltz
Bernat
Carver, Foley
Bernat
Sloan
Taylor, Loynachan
Oliviere
Maddocks
Maddocks
Maddocks
the editors
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"It is indeed heartening to see the specialty of neurology acknowledging palliative care as an important issue. I enjoyed reading this book . . . I think this is a good book. It will be a worthy addition to neurology and palliative medicine libraries but also has application in general medicine and general practice." - The Lancet Neurology, Vol 3 "This book will be a valuable resource for neurologists, providing them with a wealth of information about symptom control, communication, end-of-life care and the ethical issues that accompany terminal illness. It should be compulsory reading for all neurologists in training . . . The editors are to be congratulated on a job well done." - IAHPC Website
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1: Oliver: Palliative care
Part 1: Disorders
2: Hamann, Rogers & Addington-Hall: Palliative care in stroke
3: Macleod & Formaglio: Demyelinating disease
4: Peterson: Neoplasms
5: Clough and Blockley: Parkinson's disease and related disorders
6: Volicer: Dementias
7: Meadway: Infectious disease
8: Oliver & Borasio: Diseases of motor nerves
9: Maddocks: Muscular dystrophy and related myopathies
10: Weil & Noachtar: Epilepsy
11: Bouffet: Pediatric neurology
Part 2: Neurologic Outcome and Palliative Care
12: Toepper & Nacimento: Persistent vegetative state
13: Ceranski: Quadriplegia and paraplegia
14: Lahrmann & Grisold: Locked-in state
Part 3: Common Symptoms
15: Noth & Fink: Spasticity
16: Prosiegel & Borasio: Dysphagia
17: Scott: Communication impairment
18: Weil & Noachtar: Epileptic seizures and mycolonus
19: Portenoy, Hord & Portenoy: Pain
20: Mercadante: Nausea and vomiting
21: Wagner: Fatigue
22: Caraceni & Bosisio: Acute confusional state
23: Borasio & Kaub-Witterner: Respiratory symptoms
24: Sykes: Bowel symptoms
25: Shah & Badlani: Urological symptoms
26: Berney & Stiefel: Psychiatric symptoms
Part 4: Other problems with advanced illness
27: Hardy & Martin: Neurological emergencies
28: Walker: Pressure ulcers
29: Rousseau: Stomatitis
30: Sykes: Managing the dying patient
Part 5: Ethical issues
31: Defanti: Personal identity and palliative care
32: Hardy, Henry & Oliver: Food and hydration
33: Voltz & Foley: Sedation in the imminently dying patient
34: Akabayashi, Slingsby & Voltz: Advance directives
35: Bernat: Refusal and withdrawal of treatment
36: Carver & Foley: Physician assisted suicide/euthanasia
37: Bernat: Informed consent
Part 6: General aspects
38: Sloan: Psychological aspects
39: Taylor & Herr: Spirituality
40: Oliviere & Oliver: Cultural aspects of care
41: Maddocks: Palliative care education for neurologists
42: Jaffe: So, here's what's happened in my life since last April
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