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PatientswithMSCCmayhaveautonomicdysreflexia.Thistendstooccurintheacute
phaseofparalysisorwithhighcordlesions(aboveT6).Signsinclude:
Hypotensionorhypertension
Hypoventilation
Bradycardia.
Investigations
Bloods
FBC,U&E,LFT,INR
Serumglucose/CBGmayberaisedsecondarytosteroiduse
Boneprofile(checkforhypercalcaemia)
If unknown primary malignancy, perform myeloma screen (protein electrophoresis,
immunoglobulins,BenceJonesprotein)andPSA.
Imaging
MRIwholespine:
Mustbeperformedwithin24hoursifneurologicalsymptomsorsignsarepresent,orsoonerif
pressingneedforemergencysurgery
Within7daysifmoderateclinicalsuspicionwithoutneurologicalsymptomsorsigns
IfMRIiscontraindicated(e.g.sometypesofpacemaker),discussoptionswithMSCCcoordinator
IfMRIisurgentlyindicatedbutisunavailable,transferthepatienttoanotherhospitalthathasMRI
availability
Do not perform plain radiographs of the spine to make or exclude the diagnosis of spinal
metastasesorMSCC.
Management
SeeFig.53.1.
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Fig.53.1SummaryofinvestigationandmanagementofsuspectedMSCC.
Acutemanagement
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Analgesia:
Offeranalgesiatitratedtorequirements
Laxativesshouldbegivenwithopiate-basedanalgesia
Ifintractablepain,considerspecialistpainteaminvolvement
Corticosteroids:
ConsideronsuspicionofMSCC,pendingMRIresult
Loading dose 16mg dexamethasonePO, followed by 16mgdexamethasonedaily, e.g. 16mg
OD(morning)or8mgBD(morningandlunchtime):
Dexamethasonecanalsohaveananalgesiceffect
Oncedefinitive treatmentisstarted(surgery orradiotherapy),taper thedose over 5–7
daystostop.Ifneurologicalfunctiondeteriorates,thedoseshouldbe↑again
Maybecontraindicatedinsuspectedlymphoma(impairshistologicaldiagnosismakingbiopsy
difficult);discusswithMSCCcoordinatorpriortogiving
ConsiderPPIcover,e.g.omeprazole20mgOD
Monitorpatientsforhyperglycaemia,epigastricpain(particularlyifonNSAIDs/aspirin),and
steroid-inducedpsychosis
Mobilization:
Nurseflatuntilbonyandneurologicalstabilityareensured
Turnusingalog-rollingtechniqueevery2–3hours
Worseningneurologyorseveremechanicalbackpainsuggestsspinalinstability
Liaisewithphysiotherapytoensurecautiousremobilization
Other:
VTEprophylaxis
Pressureareamanagement
Bladder/bowelfunction:
Ifbladderdysfunction,thepatientwillneedurinarycatheterization
If bowel dysfunction, discuss with the patient their preference for stool softeners,
oral/rectallaxatives,andconstipatingagentsasrequired.
Treatmentafterstabilization
Discusswithasenior clinicianandspecialistteams.Treatmentdecisions forMSCCpain
andparalysispreventionshouldinvolvediscussionwithspinalsurgeonsandoncologists,
withthepatientfullyinvolvedinthesediscussions.
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Bisphosphonates:
Offer for analgesia and to reduce the risk of vertebral fracture or collapse if the spinal
pathologyisduetomyelomaorbreastcancer
If spinal metastases are dueto prostate cancer, consider bisphosphonates if the pain is not
controlledwithconventionalanalgesia
Donotusefortumoursotherthanmyeloma,breast,orprostate
Surgery:
Aimstoachievespinalcorddecompressionandstabilityofthespinalcolumnwheninstability
isseenonimaging.Ifthepatienthasbeenparaplegicortetraplegicfor≥24hours,onlyoffer
surgerytoprovidepainrelief
Consider vertebroplasty orkyphoplastywhenpainis notcontrolled byanalgesiaorthere is
vertebralbodycollapse
Radiotherapy:
Should be offered to all patients withMSCCwho are notsuitable for surgery, unless they
have had tetra/paraplegia ≥24 hours and their pain is well controlled, or their overall
prognosisistoopoor
Rehabilitation:
Consideradmissiontoaspecialistrehabilitationcentreondischarge,dependentonprognosis,
activitytolerance,andrehabilitationpotential.
Specialconsiderations
Patients with cancer, bone metastasis, or at risk of developing bone metastasis mustbe
informedaboutthesymptomsofMSCC.
Furtherreading
1.Al-QurainyR,CollisE(2016).Metastaticspinalcordcompression:diagnosisandmanagement.BMJ.
353:i2539.
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Chapter54
Neuropathicpain
Guideline: NICE CG173 (Neuropathic pain in adults: pharmacological
management in non-specialist settings):
https://www.nice.org.uk/guidance/cg173
OUPdisclaimer:OxfordUniversity Press makesno representation, express
or implied, that the drugdosagesarecorrectand thatthe recommendations
are an exclusive or mandatory course of care. All health professionals
readingthistexthavearesponsibilitytoevaluateitsappropriatenessandtake
theindividualneedsofthepatientintoaccount.
Localtrustguidelines:pleaserefertoyourlocalguidelinesasnecessary.
Overview
Neuropathicpainiscausedbyalesionordiseaseoftheneuraltissue.
Causesofneuropathicpaininclude:
Diabeticneuropathy
Post-herpeticneuralgia
Trigeminalneuralgia
Radicularpain
Post-surgicalchronicneuropathicpain
Spinalcordinjury
Multiplesclerosis.
Diagnosis
Neuropathicpaincanbeintermittentorconstant,andspontaneousorprovoked
Patientsdescribethepainasshooting,stabbing,electricshock-like,burning,tingling,tight,numb,
prickling,itching,orasasensationofpinsandneedles.
SeeTable54.1
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Table54.1Keycharacteristicsforcommoncausesofneuropathicpain
Diagnosis Characteristic
Diabetic
neuropathy
Patientswithdiabetesmellitus,tendstoaffectlowerlimbsbeforeupper
Postherpetic
neuralgia
Painthatcontinuesformonths-yearsaftertheresolutionofaVZVrash.Usuallyinvolvesaspecific
nerveandlocalizestoonedermatomeunilaterally
Trigeminal
neuralgia
Oftenparoxysmalbutcanalsobetriggeredbylighttouch.Lastsforsecondsratherthanminutesin
thedistributionofthetrigeminalnerve.Usuallyunilateral.Oftenassociatedwithautonomic
symptomssuchaslacrimationandrhinorrhea
Radicular
pain
Duetoinflammationofaspinalnerverootcausingadermatomaldistributionofpain
Management
Wherepossible,treatthecauseofthepain
Whenagreeingatreatmentplanwithapatient,considerthefollowing:
Theeffectthepainhasonthepatient’slifestyleandactivitiesofdailyliving,e.g.difficulties
sleepingduetothepain
Whethertheunderlyingconditionthatcausesthepainhasdeteriorated
Theimportanceoftitrating medicationdosetoachieve adequatecontrolbutconsideringthe
benefitsandadverseeffectsofpharmacologicaltreatments
Non-pharmacologicaltreatmentssuchaspsychologicalandphysicaltherapies
When introducing a new treatment, consider overlap with old treatments initially to avoid
deteriorationofpaincontrol.
Pharmacologicaltreatment
Trigeminalneuralgia
Offer carbamazepine 100mg 1–2 times a day. Usual dose 200mg 3–4 times a day—titrate as
needed.Maximumdailydose1.6gdaily.
Othercausesofneuropathicpain
Options:
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Amitriptyline10–25mgatnight.Escalateiftoleratedevery3–7days.Usualdailydose25–75mg
OR
Duloxetine60mgOD(particularlyhelpfulindiabeticneuropathy)OR
Gabapentin300mgODonday1,300mgBDonday2,300mgTDSonday3,withfurthertitration
asrequired(maximum3.6mg/day,inthreedivideddoses)OR
Pregabalin 50mg TDS. Dose maybe ↑ if needed after 3–7 days. Maximum 600mg OD in 2–3
divideddoses.
Consider:
Switchingdrugifthefirstisineffective—allfourcanbetrialledifnecessary
Tramadol50–100mgQDSasashort-termrescuemedication
Capsaicincreamifthepatientwishestoavoidoralanalgesiaandthepainislocalized.
Followup
Afterinitialtreatment,reviewafter1–2weeks
Onceestablishedontreatment,reviewregularlytomonitoreffectivenessoftreatment
Ateachreview,assess:
Paincontrol
Impactonlifestyleanddailyactivities
Physicalandpsychologicalwell-being
Adverseeffectsoftherapy,e.g.prolongedQTcandarrhythmiaswithamitriptylineuse
Whethercontinuedtreatmentisneeded
After6monthsoftreatmentconsidergradualdosereduction
When withdrawing or switching treatment, taper the drugs to reduce the risk of interval pain
symptoms.
Specialconsiderations
Specialistpainclinicreferral
Refertoaspecialistpainclinicif:
ThepatienthasseverepainOR
ThepainsignificantlyimpairsactivitiesofdailylivingOR
Theunderlyinghealthconditionthatiscausingthepainhasdeteriorated.
Elderly
Becautiouswiththestartingdoseofamitriptylinedueto↑riskofpsychiatricandcardiac
sideeffects.
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Chapter55
Parkinson’sdisease
Guideline: NICE NG71 (Parkinson’s disease in adults):
https://www.nice.org.uk/guidance/ng71
OUPdisclaimer:OxfordUniversity Press makesno representation, express
or implied, that the drugdosagesarecorrectand thatthe recommendations
are an exclusive or mandatory course of care. All health professionals
readingthistexthavearesponsibilitytoevaluateitsappropriatenessandtake
theindividualneedsofthepatientintoaccount.
Localtrustguidelines:pleaserefertoyourlocalguidelinesasnecessary.
Overview
Parkinson’sdisease(PD)isadegenerative,incurablemovementdisorderresultingfrom
thelossofdopamine-containingcellsinthesubstantianigraparscompacta.
Diagnosis
Historyandexamination
TheUKParkinson’sDiseaseSocietyBrainBankClinicalDiagnosticCriteriamustbemet1:
Bradykinesiaandatleastoneof:
Muscularrigidity
4–6Hzrestingtremor
Postural instability not caused by primary visual, vestibular, cerebellar, or proprioceptive
dysfunction.
Exclusioncriteria
Symptoms suggestive of alternative neurological diagnoses that might also explain the
presentingclinicalsymptoms,e.g.recurrentheadinjuryorpreviousstroke.
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Supportivecriteria
≥3mustbepresent:
Unilateralonset
Restingtremor
Progressivesymptoms
Persistentasymmetryaffectingsideofonsetmost
Excellentresponsetolevodopa
Severelevodopa-inducedchorea
Levodoparesponsefor≥5years
Clinicalcourse≥10years.
IfPDissuspected,referwithoutstartingmedicationforpromptspecialistreview.
Investigations
Diagnosisisbasedonclinicalfindings
MRIisonlyhelpfulinthedifferentialdiagnosisofothercausesofparkinsonism
ConsiderSPECTifunabletoruleoutessentialtremor.
Management
Lifestyleandsimpleinterventions
Involvephysiotherapistsandoccupationaltherapistsforbalance,motor,andfunctionalproblems
Liaisewithadieticianas:
SomefoodsmayinteractwithPDmedications
Tremor,stiffness,andimpairedswallowmaymeanpatientsneedtochangetheirdiet
Speech and language therapists can improve speech and swallow, aiding communication and
reducingtheriskofaspiration.
Pharmacologicalmanagement
Mainaimofdrugtherapy
Improvement in motor symptoms and activities of daily living: levodopa, MAO-B inhibitors,
COMTinhibitors.SeeFig.55.1
Improving off time (when symptoms worsen in between doses due to ‘wearing off’ of the
medication):dopamineagonists.
Possibleadverseeffects
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Greaterriskofmotorcomplications:levodopa
Greaterriskofsleepiness,hallucinations,andimpulsecontroldisorders:dopamineagonists
PDpatientsarepronetomissingtheirmedicationswhenadmittedtohospital,orreceivingthemat
the wrong times, potentiallyleading toacuteakinesia or neuroleptic malignantsyndrome dueto
suddenwithdrawaloftherapy.
Bevigilantforcausesofpoortreatmentadherencee.g.gastroenteritis,missedprescriptions,being
keptnilbymouth—andbeproactiveinremovingbarrierstotreatment,e.g.usenasogastrictubes,
self-administration
Changesofformulationmaybenecessary,e.g.toatopicalpatch,withseniorclinicianassistance.
A helpful resource for drug formulation conversion is available online (the OPTIMAL
calculator2).
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