新生兒疼痛

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　　Little attention has in the past been given to physiological or pathological responses of the infant to stimuli that produce pain in older individuals. All that has changed. Drs. Anand and McGrath have joined in writing and editing this collection of chapters on many aspects of nociception and the responses within the central nervous system, behavioral responses, endocrine, cardiovascular and immune functions. The question of the benefits of some pain to communicate the presence of a potentially dangerous event is the subject of a thoughtful discussion in Chapter 4. Nociception may trigger appropriate physiological responses. However, severe responses may in themselves be deleterious as documented by the improved outlook when they are blocked during surgery. The principles and pharmacotherapy with systemic analgesic drugs (especially opioids) is given extensive and informative consideration in Chapters 5 and 6. Regional and topical ane.

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Preface to the First Edition,by M.E.AveryDedicationAcknowledgementsList of contributorsChapter　1.An overview of neonatal painChapter　2.Development of the peripheral and spinal pain systemChapter　3.Development ofsupraspinal pain processingChapter　4.Long-term consequences of pain in human neonatesChapter　5.Behavioral and neuroendocrine consequences of neonatal stressChapter　6.Pain assessment in neonatesChapter　7.Pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics of analgesic drugsChapter　8.Systemic analgesic therapyChapter　9.Regional anesthesia and analgesiaChapter　10.Environmental and behavioral strategies to prevent and manage neonatal painChapter　11.Fetal pain and stressChapter　12.The ethics of pain control in neonates and infantsChapter　13.Neonatal pain in a social contextChapter　14.Evidence-based decision making,systematic reviews and the Cochrane collaboration: implications for neonatal analgesia A.Ohlsson,A.Taddio,A.R.Jadad and B.J.StevensSubject index

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