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Pain Management: A Problem-based Learning Approach Provides A Comprehensive Review Of The Dynamic And Ever-changing Field Of Pain Medicine. Its Problem-based Format Incorporates A Vast Pool Of Practical, Aba Board-exam-style Multiple-choice Questions For Self-assessment. Each Its 46 Case-based Chapters Is Accompanied By 20 Questions And Answers, Accessible Online In A Full Practice Exam. The Cases Presented Are Also Unique, As Each Chapter Starts With A Case Description, Usually A Compilation Of Several Actual Cases; It Then Branches Out Through Case-based Questions, To Increasingly Complex Situations. This Structure Is Designed To Create An Authentic Experience That Mirrors That Of An Oral Board Examination. The Discussion Sections That Follow Offer A Comprehensive Approach To The Chapter's Subject Matter, Thus Creating A Modern, Complete, And Up-to-date Medical Review Of That Topic. This Book Is Equally A Solid Reference Compendium Of Pain Management Topics And A Comprehensive Review To Assist The General Practitioner Both In Day-to-day Practice And During Preparation For Certification Exams. Its Problem-based Format Makes It An Ideal Resource For The Lifelong Learner And The Modern Realities Of Education.