Pub Date : 2020-07-01DOI: 10.1213/ane.0000000000004790
Kazuhiro Watanabe
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Pub Date : 2020-07-01DOI: 10.1213/ane.0000000000004809
A. Kaufman
July 2020 • Volume 131 • Number 1 www.anesthesia-analgesia.org e7 DOI: 10.1213/ANE.0000000000004809 D Deer and his fellow editors, Drs Pope, Lamar, and Provenzano have put forth a well-rounded textbook for both the interventional and medically based pain physician. While Dr Deer has been a leader in the field of interventional pain management, he has always expressed the need for multimodal, balanced therapies. The textbook does not delve into specific pain disorders or diagnosis of these disorders as one sees in the seminal texts such as Bonica1 or Melzack/Wall2 but rather the approach to treatments once the problem has been diagnosed. This text is organized well, broken down into 11 separate sections, encompassing 102 chapters. The sections are as follows:
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Pub Date : 2020-07-01DOI: 10.1213/ane.0000000000004842
V. Bonhomme
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Pub Date : 2020-07-01DOI: 10.1213/ane.0000000000004832
P. Sergi, F. Bilotta
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Pub Date : 2020-07-01DOI: 10.1213/ane.0000000000004791
V. Moen
e2 www.anesthesia-analgesia.org July 2020 • Volume 131 • Number 1 DOI: 10.1213/ANE.0000000000004791 B with multiple-choice questions can be convenient when preparing for examinations or just refreshing knowledge. The second edition of the book, Multiple Choice Questions in Regional Anaesthesia, is reviewed to determine whether that’s the case. Dr Rajesh Gupta is a consultant in anesthesia and pain management at Frimley Park Hospital in London, and Honorary Lecturer at the University of East Anglia, and has previously written 3 books on regional anesthesia and pain medicine; his coauthor, Dr Dilip Patel is a consultant in the Department of Anaesthesia at the Royal Free Hospital in London. The authors have now undertaken the significant effort of revising their question book, first published by Springer in 2013. The recent expanded edition, also accessible online, now includes 644 questions and new chapters on anatomy, physiology, and assessment of acute pain. However, the authors have surprisingly removed the chapters on regional anesthesia in obstetrics and pediatrics. Both topics are now mainly included in the chapter “Anaesthesia in Patients With Special Considerations.” The number of questions in each chapter vary from 10 to 144, and in the longer chapters, checking the answers at the end of the chapter becomes tiresome. Questions are not in the usual multiple-choice format, with a stem question followed by several possible answers. Here, every question has a title, followed by 5 pertinent statements, often unconnected. Not all answers are supported by a comment or a reference, and there are great variations between the chapters in this respect. The references are often dated and if they were of outstanding value, this could be acceptable, but one can question the relevance of a reference from 1990 cited to support “Sitting epigastric pressure test” for diagnosis of postdural puncture headache (PDPH) (Chapter 11, Question 72), or a reference from 1942 that informs us that the headache resolves after the reconstitution of the cerebro spinal fluid (CSF) volume. Another outdated reference from 1981 is provided for iatrogenic meningitis, and Pseudomonas aeruginosa is supposedly the most common infectious agent in complications to epidural blockade (Chapter 4, Questions 7 and 8). The previous edition was hampered with several misspellings, and fortunately the “medium nerve” is no longer mentioned. However, this edition features the “Guillain Barry syndrome” (Chapter 11, Question 31) and one can also read that “Pancoasts tumor presents in radial aspect of hand and forearm” due to “brachial carcinoma” (Chapter 7, Question 10). There are several nonsense affirmations like “Tibial nerve is innervated by deep fibular nerve” (Chapter 8, Question 18). These frequent errors are distracting and annoying. In other instances, the same question is provided with contradictory answers: “Intrathecal catheter promotes better sealing of breach in the dura and promo
e2 www.anesthesia-analgesia.org July 2020•卷131•编号1 DOI: 10.1213/ANE.0000000000004791带选择题的B在准备考试或只是刷新知识时很方便。这本书的第二版，区域麻醉的多项选择题，被审查，以确定是否存在这种情况。Rajesh Gupta博士是伦敦Frimley Park医院的麻醉和疼痛管理顾问，也是东安格利亚大学的荣誉讲师，之前写过三本关于区域麻醉和疼痛药物的书;他的合著者迪利普·帕特尔博士是伦敦皇家自由医院麻醉科的顾问。作者们现在已经付出了巨大的努力来修改他们的问题本，该问题本于2013年由施普林格出版社首次出版。最近的扩展版，也可以在线访问，现在包括644个问题和新的章节，关于解剖学，生理学和急性疼痛的评估。然而，作者出人意料地删除了关于产科和儿科区域麻醉的章节。这两个主题现在主要包括在“麻醉患者的特殊考虑”一章。每章的问题数量从10个到144个不等，在较长的章节中，在章节末尾检查答案变得令人厌烦。问题不是通常的选择题形式，有一个问题后面有几个可能的答案。在这里，每个问题都有一个标题，后面跟着5个相关的陈述，通常是不相关的。并不是所有的答案都有评论或参考资料支持，在这方面各章之间有很大的差异。参考文献通常是有日期的，如果它们具有突出的价值，这是可以接受的，但是人们可以质疑1990年引用的支持“坐式胃壁压力试验”诊断硬脊膜穿刺后头痛(PDPH)的参考文献的相关性(第11章，问题72)，或者1942年的参考文献告诉我们头痛在脑脊液(CSF)容量重建后解决。1981年的另一个过时的参考文献提供了医源性脑膜炎，铜绿假单胞菌被认为是硬膜外阻滞并发症中最常见的感染因子(第4章，问题7和8)。以前的版本因几个拼写错误而受阻，幸运的是“中神经”不再被提及。然而，这个版本的特点是“吉兰-巴里综合征”(第11章，问题31)，我们也可以读到由于“肱癌”(第7章，问题10)而导致的“pancoastal tumor出现在手和前臂的径向面”。有几个毫无意义的断言，如“胫神经受腓骨深神经支配”(第8章，问题18)。这些频繁出现的错误让人分心，令人讨厌。在其他情况下，同样的问题提供了相互矛盾的答案:“鞘内导管可以更好地密封硬脑膜的裂口，促进愈合”(第4章，问题23)，而相反的说法可以在第12章，问题58中找到。在第11章中，高体重指数(BMI)被认为是PDPH的一个危险因素，但在其他地方与PDPH风险降低有关。一个主要的担忧是明显的医疗错误:“对乙酰氨基酚的大量使用与肾功能下降有关，尽管在非甾体抗炎药的大量使用中没有看到”(第3章，问题4)或“罗哌卡因比l-布比卡因引起更多的运动阻滞”(第7章，问题32)。其他同样令人不安的缺陷是错误引用的参考文献:第12章第14题的答案说“区域麻醉已被证明可以减少癌症复发”;然而，所提供的参考文献得出的结论是“没有确凿的证据支持改变麻醉技术。”在第11章第12题关于神经轴阻滞并发症的回答中，Brull的一篇综述被引用为“并发症的高发生率”，但论文的结论是“在当代麻醉实践中，永久性神经损伤是罕见的”。作者让我们知道“Ondansetron是已知的模拟PDPH”，而实际上引用的参考文献描述了鞘内空气如何引起混淆(第11章，问题72)。我可以继续说下去，但上述不一致只是其他几个例子中的一些。如果你想买这本书，这将花费你大约100美元，而电子书售价为80美元。然而，真正的代价可能是忘记精心获得的医学知识。
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Pub Date : 2020-07-01DOI: 10.1213/ane.0000000000004821
O. Radke
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