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    Donald R. Taylor, MD, Comprehensive Pain Care, PC, Taylor Research, LLC, Marietta, GA.
    Summary: Managing Cancer Breakthrough Pain is a comprehensive review of cancer breakthrough pain (cBTP) and rapid-onset opioids (ROO), the only treatment approved for cBTP episodes. The book was originally commissioned due to the current rapid growth of the ROO market and the epidemic of ROO abuse. This book will review the historical background and definitions of cBTP and ROOs, assessment methods to determine types of cBTP, US- and EU-approved ROOs, case studies (which will provide practical applications of ROO treatment options), ROO abuse and screening methods, and the FDA-mandated TIRF REMS Access program (Transmucosal Immediate Release Fentanyl Risk Evaluation and Mitigation Strategies Access program). Busy healthcare professionals who have a basic understanding of cancer pain but want to learn more about cBTP and ROOs will benefit from this concise guide that will help them quickly understand the complexities of cBTP episodes and ROOs.

    Contents:
    What is cancer breakthrough pain?
    Medications for cancer breakthrough pain
    Practical approach to the management of cancer breakthrough pain
    Abuse, aberrant drug behavior, diversion, and addiction
    TIRF REMS Access program
    Summary.
    Digital Access Springer 2013
  • Article
    Dul'tsev IuV, Boguslavskiĭ LS, Salamov KN, Kugaevskiĭ IuB, Podnomorenova LF.
    Vestn Khir Im I I Grek. 1978 Apr;120(4):77-82.
    According to the authors' data the subdevelopment of the anal constrictor followed by sphincter incompetence of the I degree can be treated conservatively by means of electrical stimulation of the perineal muscles together with exercise therapy. Surgical correction-sphincterolevatoroplasty and sphincterogluteoplasty- is required in case of the incompetence of the II and III degree. In congenital abscence of the anal constrictor muscles the obturative function of the rectum can be reconstructed through the replacement of the sphincter by the musculus gluteus maximus graft.
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