Springer Central Pain Syndrome by Springer - Medical Clinical Guide

Central Pain Syndrome is a complex field often obscured by a lack of knowledge among pain professionals. Even in high-end pain centers, misconceptions at the academic level can leave patients suffering. This book by Springer addresses these gaps by providing clear-cut, no-nonsense, and unbiased clinical information regarding central pain, which is classified as a form of neuropathic pain. By weighing up the relevant evidence, the authors aim to remedy the current situation facing pain therapists worldwide. This resource is designed to move past the ignorance and misconceptions that currently affect the field. Instead, it offers directly applicable clinical information that helps practitioners better understand and manage this specific type of neuropathic pain. Designed for medical professionals and those in allied health professions, this text provides clinically sound guidelines to improve patient care. It serves as a necessary tool for anyone looking to bridge the knowledge gap in neuropathic pain management and provide better outcomes for those affected by central pain syndromes.