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This book, which may serve as a textbook or a reference book, deals with the fundamental aspects of pain and the various methods of its management with special relation to analgesic blocks. The anatomic, physiological, and psychological aspects are ably discussed. Regional anesthesia is described in full detail with relation to drugs, doses, vasoconstrictors, armamentarium, and principles. This comprehensive book is well written and well illustrated. It should be in the library of every physician interested in anesthesia.
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