Handbook of Veterinary Pain Management, 3e

638 Pages·2014·12.5 MB·English

by  James S. Gaynor DVM MS DACVA DAAPM, William W. Muir III DVM PhD

HANDBOOK OF
Veterinary
Pain
Management
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THIRD EDITION
HANDBOOK OF
Veterinary
Pain
Management
James S. Gaynor, DVM, MS, Dipl. ACVAA,Dipl. AAPM,
IVAS, IVAPM
President and MedicalDirector
Animal EmergencyCare Centers
PeakPerformance VeterinaryGroup
HemoSolutions
Breckenridge and Colorado Springs,Colorado
WilliamW.MuirIII,DVM,PhD,Dipl.ACVAA,Dipl.ACVECC,VCPCS
Columbus, Ohio
3251RiverportLane
St.Louis,Missouri63043
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CONTRIBUTORS
Leilani Alvarez, DVM, CVA, CCRT
Director
Integrativeand Rehabilitative MedicineService
Animal MedicalCenter
New York, New York
Chapter 18: Acupuncture
Steven C. Budsberg,DVM, MS, Dipl. ACVS
Professor
Departmentof Small Animal Medicine andSurgery
College of Veterinary Medicine
University of Georgia
Athens, Georgia
Chapter 8:NonsteroidalAnti-inflammatoryDrugs
Luis Campoy, LV,CertVA, Dipl. ECVAA, MRCVS
AssociateClinical Professor in AnesthesiologyandAnalgesia
Clinical Sciences
Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine
Ithaca, New York
Chapter 11: Local Anesthetics
Chapter 12: Local and RegionalAnesthetic Techniques
Robin Downing, DVM, CVA, CVPP,CCRP,Dipl. AAPM
Hospital Director
Downing Center for Animal Pain Management, LLC
Windsor, Colorado
Chapter 1:Pain Management andthe Human-AnimalBond
Chapter 21: Therapeutic Goals
Chapter 23: Chronic Pain Cases
Mark E.Epstein, DVM, Dipl.ABVP(Canine/Feline),
Dipl. AAPM, CVPP
Senior Partner,Medical Director
TotalBondVeterinary Hospitals
Gastonia,North Carolina;
InternationalVeterinary Academyof Pain Management
Past President
Nashville, Tennessee
Chapter 9:Opioids
v
vi Contributors
James S. Gaynor, DVM, MS, Dipl. ACVAA,Dipl. AAPM,
IVAS,IVAPM
President and Medical Director
Animal Emergency CareCenters
PeakPerformance Veterinary Group
HemoSolutions
Breckenridge andColoradoSprings,Colorado
Chapter 4:Definitions ofTerms DescribingPain
Chapter 14: Alternative Drugs andNovelTherapies Used to Treat Pain
Chapter 17: Energy Modalities:Therapeutic Laser and Pulsed Electromagnetic
Field Therapy
Chapter 20: Physical Examination With EmphasisonIsolating
and Detecting Pain
Chapter 21: Therapeutic Goals
Chapter 22: Acute PainManagement: A Case-BasedApproach
Chapter 23: Chronic PainCases
Michelle G. Hawkins,VMD,Dipl. ABVP (Avian)
Associate Professor, Companion AvianandExoticPets
Department ofMedicine andEpidemiology
School ofVeterinary Medicine
University of California–Davis
Davis,California
Chapter26:Bird-SpecificConsiderations:RecognizingPainBehaviorinPetBirds
Matthew Johnston,VMD, Dipl. ABVP (Avian)
Associate Professorof Zoological Medicine
Clinical Sciences
ColoradoState University
Fort Collins, Colorado
Chapter 25: Rabbit- and Ferret-Specific Considerations
DarrylL. Millis, MS,DVM,Dipl. ACVS, CCRP,
Dipl. ACVSMR
Professor of Orthopedic Surgery
Director, CARESCenter for Veterinary Sports Medicine
Department ofSmall Animal Clinical Sciences
College of VeterinaryMedicine
University of Tennessee
Knoxville, Tennessee
Chapter 19: Physical Therapyand Rehabilitationin Dogs
Contributors vii
Craig Mosley, DVM, MSc, Dipl. ACVAA
AssistantProfessor, Anesthesiology
College of Veterinary Medicine
Oregon State University
Coravallis,Oregon
Chapter 27: Reptile-Specific Considerations
William W. MuirIII, DVM, PhD, Dipl. ACVAA,Dipl. ACVECC,
VCPCS
Columbus,Ohio
Chapter 3:Pain and Stress: Stress-Induced Hyperalgesia and Hypoalgesia
Chapter 4:Definitions of Terms Describing Pain
Chapter 7:Overview ofDrugsAdministered to Treat Pain
Chapter 14: Alternative Drugs and Novel Therapies Used to Treat Pain
Chapter 15: Factors Influencing Analgesic Drug Selection, Dose, and Routes of
Drug Administration
Chapter16:DrugInteractions,AnalgesicProtocols,andTheirConsequencesand
Analgesic Drug Antagonism
Chapter 22: Acute Pain Management:A Case-BasedApproach
Andrea Nolan, MVB, DVA,PhD, Dip ECVAA, Dipl. ECVPT,
MRCVS
Professor
EdinburghNapierUniversity
Edinburgh, Scotland,United Kingdom
Chapter 6:Health-Related Quality ofLife Measurement
Mark G. Papich, DVM,MS, Dip ACVCP
Professor of ClinicalPharmacologyCollege of Veterinary MedicineNorth
Carolina State University
Raleigh, North Carolina
Chapter 13: Glucocorticoids
Joanne Paul-Murphy, DVM, Dipl. ACZM, Dipl. ACAW
Professor
Departmentof VeterinaryMedicineand Epidemiology
School of Veterinary Medicine
University of California–Davis
Davis, California
Chapter26:Bird-SpecificConsiderations:RecognizingPainBehaviorinPetBirds
viii Contributors
Bruno H.Pypendop, DrMedVet, DrVetSci, Dipl.ACVAA
Professor
Department ofSurgicaland RadiologicalSciences
School ofVeterinary Medicine
University of California–Davis
Davis,California
Chapter 10: a -Agonists
2
Matt Read,DVM, MVSc, Dipl.ACVAA
Associate Professor(AnesthesiologyandTherapeutics)
Department ofVeterinary Clinical andDiagnostic Sciences (VCDS)
Facultyof Veterinary Medicine
University of Calgary
Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Chapter 11: Local Anesthetics
Chapter 12: Local and RegionalAnestheticTechniques
Jacqueline Reid, BVMS, PhD, Dipl. VA, Dipl. ECVAA
Professor
Honorary Senior Research Fellow
School ofVeterinary Medicine
College of Medical,Veterinary andLife Sciences
University of Glasgow
Glasgow, Scotland,UnitedKingdom
Chapter 6:Health-Related Quality ofLife Measurement
SheilahA. Robertson, BVMS (Hons),PhD,Dipl. ECVAA,Dipl.
ACVAA,Dipl.ECAWBM(WSEL) Specialist inWelfare Science,
Ethics;Law,Dipl.ACAW, MRCVS
Associate Professor
Department ofSmall Animal Clinical Sciences
College of VeterinaryMedicine
MichiganState University
East Lansing, Michigan
Chapter 24: Cat-Specific Considerations
E.MarianScott, BSc, PhD, CStat
Professor
School ofMathematics and Statistics
College of Science andEngineering
University of Glasgow
Glasgow, Scotland,UnitedKingdom
Chapter 6:Health-Related Quality ofLife Measurement