Cover -- Contents -- Contributors -- Part I. Introduction -- 1. History of Opioids and Opiophobia -- 2. The Language of Pain and Addiction -- 3. Opioids for Chronic Pain: Historical Notes -- 4. The Growth of Prescription Opioid Abuse -- 5. Pain Management and the Medical Profession: What Is Our Responsibility? -- Part II. Addiction and Related Issues -- 6. The Basic Science of Addiction -- 7. Neuroimaging in Addiction -- 8. Reward and Addiction -- 9. Neurobehavioral Mechanisms of Compulsive Drug Seeking -- 10. Neurochemical Approaches to Addiction Treatment -- 11. Neurobiology of Opioids in Dependency -- 12. The Regulation of Cellular Mechanisms in Antinociception and Dependency -- 13. ''Impulsology'': A New Paradigm for Addiction -- 14. Natural and Synthetic Ibogamines: A Novel Approach to Treating Opioid Dependency -- 15. Opioid Tolerance -- 16. Methadone Pharmacology in Pain and Addiction -- 17. Cannabinoids in Pain and Addiction -- 18. Alcohol Use Disorders and Their Treatment -- 19. Benzodiazepines: Misuse, Abuse, and Dependence -- 20. Treating Cocaine Dependence -- 21. Smoking, Pain, and Addiction -- Part III. The Problem of Clinical Pain -- 22. The Pathophysiology of Chronic Pain -- 23. Opioid Pharmacology for Pain -- 24. Opioids for Pain -- 25. Adjuvants for Pain -- 26. Behavioral Medicine Approaches to Pain Management -- 27. Physical Medicine Approaches to Assessing and Treating Pain -- 28. Interventional Pain Medicine -- Part IV. Current Approaches to Management of the Chemically Dependent Patient -- 29. Pharmacologic Approaches to Opioid Dependence and Withdrawal -- 30. Behavioral Medicine Treatment in the Management of the Chemically Dependent Patient -- 31. Traditional Chinese Medicine for Pain and Addiction -- 32. Support Groups and Twelve-Step Programs in the Treatment of the Chronic Pain Patient.

Part V. Clinical Management of Pain in Chemical Dependency -- 33. Treatment of Acute Pain in the Opioid-Dependent Patient in the Perioperative Setting -- 34. Management of Persistent Pain in the Opioid-Treated Patient -- 35. Chemical Coping: The Clinical Middle Ground -- 36. Buprenorphine in Pain and Addiction -- Management in Distinct Settings -- 37. Pain and Chemical Dependency in the Emergency Department -- 38. Management of Pain in Chemical Dependency in the Primary Care Clinic -- Management in Special Populations -- 39. The Palliative Care Patient -- 40. Managing Pain and Substance Abuse in the Patient With HIV/AIDS -- 41. Sickle Cell: A Disease of Molecules and a Disease of Race -- Special Management Considerations -- 42. Urine Drug Testing in Pain and Addiction Medicine -- 43. The Opioid Contract -- 44. Opioids and the Treatment of Chronic Pain -- 45. Federal and State Policies at the Interface of Pain and Addiction -- 46. Documentation and Potential Documentation Tools in Long-Term Opioid Therapy -- Part VI. Aberrant Drug-Taking Considerations -- 47. Screening for the Risk of Substance Abuse in Pain Management -- 48. Aberrant Drug-Taking: Empirical Studies and Clinical Application -- 49. Abuse Liability Assessment of Prescription Opioids in Chronic Nonmalignant Pain Patients -- 50. Aberrant Behavior and Drug Abuse Treatment in Pain Patients -- Part VII. Pain and Chemical Dependency: The Interface -- 51. Pain Management and the So-Called ''Risk'' of Addiction: A Neurobiological Perspective -- Index -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- I -- J -- K -- L -- M -- N -- O -- P -- Q -- R -- S -- T -- U -- V -- W -- X -- Y -- Z.