Schmerz beim Kind

The book explores various aspects of pain management in children, covering its manifestations and measurement, particularly in fetuses, newborns, and infants. It delves into clinical pain assessment and the unique pain experiences of children. The text discusses tumor pain therapy, emphasizing the principles of treating such pain in children and adolescents, including the use of opioids and a newly standardized morphine solution for dosing. Additionally, it addresses perioperative and acute analgesia, outlining pain management strategies in pediatric surgery, experiences with implantable catheter systems for immunocompromised children, and the use of percutaneous anesthesia methods. The book also highlights postoperative pain management techniques, including nerve blocks and patient-controlled analgesia, and examines parental perspectives on analgesia in outpatient settings. Psychological methods for pain treatment are discussed, including relaxation training and EMG biofeedback for childhood headaches. The appendices provide practical information on narcotic regulations and dosing guidelines for commonly used analgesics in children. This comprehensive resource aims to enhance understanding and improve pain management practices in pediatric settings.