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Chronic Headaches. Biology, Psychology, and Behavioral Treatment
Borkum, J.
1ª Edición Noviembre 2007
Inglés
Tapa dura
584 pags
2000 gr
18 x 26 x 4 cm
ISBN 9780805849738
Editorial TAYLOR & FRANCIS
This is the first new book in many years to provide a comprehensive review
of the latest theory, research, and treatment of chronic headaches from a biopsychological
perspective. It is designed to make the tools of assessment and therapy widely
accessible, while placing them in the context of how the disorders arise. The
physiology and psychology of pain, and each disorder, are reviewed in an accessible
manner. Clinical experience, laboratory data, and illustrative vignettes aid
in treatment selection.
Part I introduces the major types of headaches and provides a comprehensive
review of pain. Part II details the major forms of headaches—migraine,
tension-type, cluster, secondary, and headaches in children. A clinical presentation
introduces each type of headache, followed by the physiological and psychological
underpinnings and their implications for assessing and treating patients. Part
III serves as a clinical guide for practitioners. The book closes with an analysis
of how well the treatments work, the mechanisms behind the efficacy, and guidelines
for treatment matching.
A range of practical tools is incorporated. Clinical evaluation is reviewed in depth, including the interview, psychometrics, and psychophysiological assessment. Key sections of the 2004 International Headache Society diagnostic criteria serve as a “mini” diagnostic manual. Tables allow rapid look-up of the various disorders and their distinguishing characteristics; trigger point referral patterns; and the comparative merits of migraine medications. Blank headache diaries, appropriate for various stages of treatment, serve as models. A relaxation exercise is provided, as are muscle tension and hand temperature norms. Key terms are defined in the extensive glossary to help psychologists and medical professionals share vocabulary. Medical, herbal, and behavioral therapies are discussed in terms of the underlying science.
Chronic Headaches is intended for healthcare providers, pain specialists, psychologists, researchers, and clinicians who study headaches in a variety of disciplines. This accessible, student-tested text is ideal for graduate courses on the psychology of pain and/or chronic headaches. Readers will gain expertise in headaches and a clear sense of how to translate this knowledge into clinical practice.
Table of ContentsForeword. Preface. Part I: Foundations. Headache Nosology and Warning Signs. Pain Neurophysiology and Perception. Psychological Variables in Chronic Pain. Part II: Principal Types of Headaches: Physiology and Psychology. Migraines. Psychophysiology of Migraine. Tension-Type Headaches. Other Primary Headaches: Chronic Daily and Cluster Headaches. Benign Secondary Headaches: Cervicogenic, Temporomandibular Dysfunction, Trigeminal Neuralgia, and Posttraumatic Headache. Headaches in Children. Part III: Clinical Guide to Headaches. Headache Triggers. A Guide to Headache Medications. Clinical Assessment in Behavioral Medicine. Elements of Behavioral Medicine Treatment. Part IV: Behavioral Medicine Treatment Outcome Literature. Outcome: Meta-Analyses and Representative Studies. Process: Studies of the Components of Behavioral Treatment. Patient Selection and Treatment Matching. Long-Term Outcome and Future Directions.
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