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Discover the transformative potential of cannabinoid medicine with Endocannabinoid Medicine & Pharmacology: A Guide for Physicians and Pharmacists.
Authored by former high school science teacher, board-certified physician and CME/CE educator Dr. Terel S. Newton, this essential resource unpacks the science of the endocannabinoid system (ECS) and its therapeutic applications in modern healthcare. Designed for physicians, pharmacists, and healthcare teams, this guide bridges cutting-edge cannabis research with real-world clinical practice.
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CHAPTERS
CHAPTER 1: Introduction to Endocannabinoid Medicine
CHAPTER 2: Cannabinoid Pharmacology Simplified
CHAPTER 3: Master Safety Before Giving Recommendations
CHAPTER 4: Dosing Strategies and Administration
CHAPTER 5: Regulatory and Recommendation Guidelines
CHAPTER 6: Evidence-Based Therapeutic Applications
CHAPTER 7: Clinical Cases (Pain, Mental Health, Neurology)
CHAPTER 8: Clinical Cases (Pediatrics, GI, HIV/AIDS, Cancer)
CHAPTER 9: Common Frequently Asked Questions from Patients
CHAPTER 10: Common Frequently Asked Questions from Colleagues
QUICK RESOURCES
https://thepainsource.com/icd-10-codes-for-physical-medicine-and-pain-management/
https://thepainsource.com/homepage/cpt-codes-pmr-pain-management-billing-and-coding/
SI JOINT INJECTION = 27096 + 77002 [ see aapc above, medicare , pain source ]
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JOHN LEGEND - GREEN LIGHT
more resources ( blood thinners | English )
**** Important Reminder - FOR REFERENCE ONLY
SEEK INSTRUCTIONS FROM YOUR DOCTORS ****
***For Spine AND HIP INJECTIONS - here are instructions to stop bloodthinners.
For SI joint injections - no need to stop your blood thinner.
Do not stop taking your anticoagulant until you have been cleared to do so by the medical provider prescribing that medication.
Anticoagulants
Coumadin (warfarin): Stop 5 days before procedure; INR must be obtained on the day of the procedure.
Pradaxa (dabigatran): Stop 4 days before procedure.
Eliquis (apixaban): Stop 3 days before procedure.
Xarelto (rivaroxaban): Stop 3 days before procedure.
Bevyxxa (betrixaban): Stop 6 days before procedure.
Antiplatelets / Platelet Inhibitors
Aspirin / Excedrin (any dose “baby” or otherwise): Stop 7 days before procedure.
Plavix (clopidogrel): Stop 7 days before procedure.
Effient (prasugrel): Stop 10 days before procedure.
Ticlid (ticlopidine): Stop 5 days before procedure.
Pletal (cilostazol): Stop 2 days before procedure.
NSAIDs (Nonsteroidal Anti-inflammatory Drugs)
Advil (ibuprofen): Stop 1 day before procedure.
Arthrotec (diclofenac): Stop 1 day before procedure.
Indomethacin: Stop 2 days before procedure.
Lodine (etodolac): Stop 2 days before procedure.
Mobic (meloxicam): Stop 4 days before procedure.
Aleve (naproxen): Stop 4 days before procedure.
Relafen (nabumetone): Stop 6 days before procedure.
Feldene (piroxicam): Stop 10 days before procedure.
Supplements
Fish oil: Stop 6 days before procedure.
Garlic: Stop 7 days before procedure.
Vitamin E: Stop 7 days before procedure.
Turmeric: Stop 7 days before procedure.
Again, confirm these timelines with the provider who prescribed your medication.
more resources ( Anticoagulantes | Española)
**** Recordatorio importante - SOLO PARA REFERENCIA
BUSQUE INSTRUCCIONES DE SU MÉDICO ****
Para inyecciones en la columna vertebral Y la cadera – aquí están las instrucciones para suspender anticoagulantes.
Para inyecciones en la articulación sacroilíaca (SI) – no es necesario suspender su anticoagulante.
No deje de tomar su anticoagulante hasta que haya sido autorizado por el proveedor médico que le recetó ese medicamento.
Anticoagulantes
Coumadin (warfarina): Suspenda 5 días antes del procedimiento; el INR debe obtenerse el día del procedimiento.
Pradaxa (dabigatrán): Suspenda 4 días antes del procedimiento.
Eliquis (apixabán): Suspenda 3 días antes del procedimiento.
Xarelto (rivaroxabán): Suspenda 3 días antes del procedimiento.
Bevyxxa (betrixabán): Suspenda 6 días antes del procedimiento.
Antiplaquetarios / Inhibidores de Plaquetas
Aspirina / Excedrin (cualquier dosis “baja” o normal): Suspenda 7 días antes del procedimiento.
Plavix (clopidogrel): Suspenda 7 días antes del procedimiento.
Effient (prasugrel): Suspenda 10 días antes del procedimiento.
Ticlid (ticlopidina): Suspenda 5 días antes del procedimiento.
Pletal (cilostazol): Suspenda 2 días antes del procedimiento.
AINEs (Antiinflamatorios No Esteroides)
Advil (ibuprofeno): Suspenda 1 día antes del procedimiento.
Arthrotec (diclofenaco): Suspenda 1 día antes del procedimiento.
Indometacina: Suspenda 2 días antes del procedimiento.
Lodine (etodolaco): Suspenda 2 días antes del procedimiento.
Mobic (meloxicam): Suspenda 4 días antes del procedimiento.
Aleve (naproxeno): Suspenda 4 días antes del procedimiento.
Relafen (nabumetona): Suspenda 6 días antes del procedimiento.
Feldene (piroxicam): Suspenda 10 días antes del procedimiento.
Suplementos
Aceite de pescado: Suspenda 6 días antes del procedimiento.
Ajo: Suspenda 7 días antes del procedimiento.
Vitamina E: Suspenda 7 días antes del procedimiento.
Cúrcuma: Suspenda 7 días antes del procedimiento.
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