Refresher Courses
IASP will host 12 Refresher Course options to provide attendees with opportunities to learn the latest information on an array of topics that are critical to the study of pain.
Refresher Courses will take place on Monday 19 September.
Refresher Course Topics
Monday, September 19, 2022
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| 8:30am EDT–12:00pm EDT | Assessment, Mechanism-Based Pharmacological and Interventional Treatment for Neuropathic Pain (NP)Tracks: Neuropathic Pain Categories: Refresher Course Room: 601 A • Dr. Nadine Attal will discuss the IASP Definition of NP, Diagnosis of NP using history (including NP questionnaires), physical… |
| 8:30am EDT–12:00pm EDT | CRPS from Bedside to BenchTracks: Chronic Pain: Other Categories: Refresher Course Presented By: Professor Frank Birklein, Dr. Andreas Goebel, Professor Frank Huygen, Dr. Jennifer S. Lewis Room: 602 B CRPS is an uncommon condition. For such reasons, it may be challenging for clinicians to gain experience and knowledge of… |
| 8:30am EDT–12:00pm EDT | Cortical Signatures in Pain ConditionsCategories: Refresher Course Presented By: Dr. Karen D. Davis, Prof. Thomas Graven-Nielsen, Prof. Markus Ploner, Prof. David A. Seminowicz Room: 701 A Discrete pain processing pathways are regulated differentially according to the cognitive status of the individual. In this refresher course the… |
| 8:30am EDT–12:00pm EDT | Neuro-Immune Interactions in Chronic Pain – A Topical OverviewCategories: Refresher Course Room: 601 B Neuro-immune interactions are crucial to many chronic pain states. This workshop will not only provide an overview of the “classical… |
| 8:30am EDT–12:00pm EDT | Pain & Work: Evidence Based Practice to Enhance Work Participation and Quality of LifeTracks: Other - Clinical Intervention: Pain Management Programs, Physiotherapy And Rehabilitation, Including Multi- And Inter-Disciplinary Approaches Categories: Refresher Course Room: 701 B This course will provide participants with state-of-the-art evidence on the interplay between chronic pain and work. The leading paradigm will… |
| 1:00pm EDT–4:30pm EDT | An Evidence-Based Approach to Chronic Abdominopelvic PainTracks: Visceral, Abdominal And Pelvic Pain Categories: Refresher Course Presented By: Prof. Katy F. Vincent, Prof. Stuart Brierley, Dr. Sandra Hilton, Prof. Jeffrey Lackner Room: 602 B Chronic abdominopelvic pain is a major public health problem worldwide, yet it is poorly understood and treated, with both pelvic… |
| 1:00pm EDT–4:30pm EDT | Neuropathic Pain Assessment in Real Life: From the Bedside to the LabTracks: Chronic Pain: Other Categories: Refresher Course Room: 601 A This refresher course is intended to provide clinicians and basic scientists interested in practical aspects of neuropathic pain diagnosis with… |
| 1:00pm EDT–4:30pm EDT | Nociception and Neuroplasticity: Peripheral and Central MechanismsCategories: Refresher Course Room: 601 B The peripheral and central nervous systems work in concert to alert us to touch and/or painful stimulation. Peripheral inflammatory mediators… |
| 1:00pm EDT–4:30pm EDT | Placebo and Nocebo Effects: Basic Science and Implications for Clinical Trials and Clinical PracticeTracks: Placebo Categories: Refresher Course Room: 701 B During the last decade, psychological and neurobiological mechanisms underlying placebo and nocebo effects have been identified and by now it… |
| 1:00pm EDT–4:30pm EDT | The Central Amygdala in Chronic Pain – Circuit, Neuropeptides, and NociplasticityTracks: Basic Science: Physiology Categories: Refresher Course Room: 701 A Recently accumulated lines of evidence in these years indicate that a small limbic structure called the central amygdala (CeA) plays… |
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