Most comprehensive image-guided pain atlas

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What is your favorite, most comprehensive image-guided pain atlas....best images, most comprehensive, most broad-based for the reference library.

Fellowship trained attending level, skip the Waldman, Rathmell etc. Looking for the most definitive comprehesive atlas out there now that I finally have attending $ to throw around, the Gold Standard. Any suggestions?

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What is your favorite, most comprehensive image-guided pain atlas....best images, most comprehensive, most broad-based for the reference library.

Fellowship trained attending level, skip the Waldman, Rathmell etc. Looking for the most definitive comprehesive atlas out there now that I finally have attending $ to throw around, the Gold Standard. Any suggestions?

Interventional Techniques In
Chronic Spinal Pain (2007)
By Laxmaiah Manchikanti & Vijay Singh

Interventional Techniques In
Chronic Non-Spinal Pain (2009)
By Laxmaiah Manchikanti & Vijay Singh

http://www.asipp.org/books.html

Peripheral Subcutaneous Stimulation
A Photographic Surgical Atlas
Barolat

http://www.thebarolatinstitute.com/index.html

Atlas of Implantable Therapies for Pain Management [Hardcover]
Timothy R. Deer (Author)

http://www.amazon.com/Atlas-Implant...=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1296628202&sr=8-1

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Nobody agrees on a gold standard procedure atlas, primarily because nobody bothers to compare the books out there. I DO, and I'm telling you the above are the best at this time. Also the most expensive, but well worth it.
 
Very nice list, Ligament, this is what I am looking for. Does the Chronic Non-Spinal Pain Atlas cover the vast array of joint injections as well? Facial/dental blocks? Abdominal pain blocks? Just curious because I can't view the table of contents.
 
Very nice list, Ligament, this is what I am looking for. Does the Chronic Non-Spinal Pain Atlas cover the vast array of joint injections as well? Facial/dental blocks? Abdominal pain blocks? Just curious because I can't view the table of contents.

Yes Chronic Non-Spinal Pain does cover most all important facial blocks, abdominal (celiac/spanchnic/superior hypogastric) blocks and most all joint injections. Its a pretty good compreshensive atlas.

I use that along with Raj's Interventional Pain Management Atlas. I have been VERY happy with those two atlases and feel as though most everything I do can be found in there. Hope that helps
 
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