Fibromyalgia A Practical Clinical Guide

From the reviews:

“This guide to fibromyalgia, written by experts, covers pathogenesis, diagnosis, and treatment guidelines and provides patient-centered information for clinicians to hand out in their practice. … The book is written for anybody who cares for patients with fibromyalgia, mostly primary care providers. … The clinical handout section is particularly useful and includes both sample chart documentation and patient information handouts for the disease and treatments. This is a comprehensive review of a difficult yet common disease that most practitioners find frustrating to treat.” (Lesley M. Davila, Doody’s Review Service, December, 2010)

“This book is designed to provide clinicians with up-to-date information on the pathogenesis of fibromyalgia, clinical evaluation and guidelines for effective treatment. … this is a useful reference book on Fibromyalgia which is easy to read. Although intended for clinicians, many patients will find it useful.” (International Painful Bladder Foundation e-Newsletter, Issue 24, January, 2011)

From the reviews:
"This guide to fibromyalgia, written by experts, covers pathogenesis, diagnosis, and treatment guidelines and provides patient-centered information for clinicians to hand out in their practice. ... The book is written for anybody who cares for patients with fibromyalgia, mostly primary care providers. ... The clinical handout section is particularly useful and includes both sample chart documentation and patient information handouts for the disease and treatments. This is a comprehensive review of a difficult yet common disease that most practitioners find frustrating to treat." (Lesley M. Davila, Doody's Review Service, December, 2010)
"This book is designed to provide clinicians with up-to-date information on the pathogenesis of fibromyalgia, clinical evaluation and guidelines for effective treatment. ... this is a useful reference book on Fibromyalgia which is easy to read. Although intended for clinicians, many patients will find it useful." (International Painful Bladder Foundation e-Newsletter, Issue 24, January, 2011)