Case Studies in Neurological Pain - Title page

pp iii-iii

Copyright page

pp iv-iv

Contents

pp v-vi

Acknowledgments

pp vii-viii

Introduction

pp 1-1

Section A - The biology of neuropathic pain

pp 2-15

1 - Mechanisms of neuropathic pain

pp 2-15

Section B - Focal, orlocalized neuropathies

pp 16-40

2 - Pain and carpal tunnel syndrome

pp 16-18

3 - Pain and cervical radiculopathy

pp 19-22

4 - Pain and diabetic lumbosacral plexopathy

pp 23-26

5 - Pain and meralgia paresthetica

pp 27-29

6 - Pain and Lyme radiculopathy(borrelia-associated radiculitis)

pp 30-33

7 - Neuralgic amyotrophy

pp 34-36

8 - Painful radiculopathy associated with herpes zosterinfection

pp 37-40

Section C - Generalizedneuropathies or polyneuropathies

pp 41-73

9 - Pain and chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy

pp 41-44

10 - Pain and diabetic polyneuropathy(DPN)

pp 45-49

11 - Painful idiopathic polyneuropathy

pp 50-53

12 - Pain in vasculitic neuropathy

pp 54-58

13 - Painful polyneuropathyassociated with anti-MAGautoantibodies

pp 59-61

14 - Painful polyneuropathy associated with inherited amyloidosis

pp 62-65

15 - Small fiber neuropathy in sarcoidosis

pp 66-69

16 - Pain and small fiber polyneuropathy in Fabry disease

pp 70-73

Section D - Other neuromuscularand neurological disorders

pp 74-88

17 - Pain and proximal myotonic myopathy (DM2)

pp 74-76

18 - Complex regional pain syndrome

pp 77-81

19 - Pain and polymyalgia rheumatica

pp 82-83

20 - Phantom pain

pp 84-88