Pain Management Secrets

I work in PM and I love this find. My friends told me about other books in the series and I was happy to find it. Very concise but feeds you what you need to know. If you want more then there are some great, more complete PM texts on Amazon. This book is a quick reference that, for me, is extremely helpful.

Good review with some excellent pearls. Not exhaustive enough though for board or recert review.

It really covers all the topics in the pain management using the classic “Secrets Series”.Good for all levels of knowledge.

Good enough

I used this book after I hired a PA and wanted to discuss relevant topics with her. It was not too much info and she was able to digest it fine. I would recommend this book....,

Didn't even know about the book, but saw Dr. Argoff this year. After about 4 months, he offered his ONE tip which was to look into neurostimulation treatment. Somehow he managed to miss the other 99 tips.

This works well as a review book for any exam in pain medicine. Full of essential details. A must have text for students at any point in their training or career

Superficial and obvious questions in some places, not that great for Boards. Authors should focus on those subjects that are obvious Board material where there is high yield

Your next viva prep book

the points are discussed in question answers form touching all subjects.you need not go through big texts.It meets all the requirement.