Titlebook: Regional Anaesthesia Analgesia and Pain Management; Basics, Guidelines a M. Tiengo (Professor Emeritus),V. A. Paladini,N. R Book 1999 Sprin

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Trigeminal neuralgia and atypical facial pain: current concepts on etiopathogenesis and diagnosisend sometimes to see only those aspects of the patient’s problem that fit their notions of pathogenesis or therapeutic repertoire. Understanding and treating facial pain requires concepts derived from neuroscience, physiology, anatomy, oral and maxillo-facial surgery, general dentistry, neurosurgery

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Cervical plexus blockcarotid artery and during cross-clamping. Cervical plexus block provides safe and effective anaesthesia for all unilateral neck surgical interventions such as CEA (carotid endo-arterectomy), allowing continuous check of cerebral function and perfusion.

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Book 1999 general pharmacology, including familiarity with local anesthetics and analgesics, is considered fundamental background for further study or clinical application of such techniques. Knowledge of the mechanisms of action, efficacies and side effects of the relevant drugs is essential, as is apprecia

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Opioidsarticular characteristics of each drug. Most of all, it is important to know the receptor specificity of each drug and its pharmacodynamic effects, also those not directly amenable to an interaction with opioid receptors [1].

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Psychoactive drugs and pain used in chronic pain as adjuvant treatment and have little or no place in the treatment of acute pain. They are mainly comprised by the classes of antidepressants, antipsychotics, anticonvulsants, and anxiolytics. We will briefly present the problem of chronic pain, the medication in chronic pain and the present status of psychoactive drug use.