Topical Workshops
Topical Workshops provide attendees an overview of a wide range of topics in the area of pain, offering practical reviews of current research and therapies, and allowing attendees to participate in formal and informal discussions with international experts on pain management and pain research.
Available Topical Workshops
Tuesday, September 20, 2022
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| 10:45am EDT–12:15pm EDT | Calcitonin Gene-Related Peptide and PainCategories: Topical Workshop Room: 701 A Calcitonin gene-related peptide (CGRP) is widely distributed in nociceptive pathways in human peripheral and central nervous system and its receptors… |
| 10:45am EDT–12:15pm EDT | Functional Biomarkers of Nociceptive Signal Processing Back-Translation of Human Studies to Preclinical ModelsTracks: Novel Experimental/Analytic Approaches/Tools Categories: Topical Workshop Room: 718 B There is a great need for functional biomarkers of nociceptive signal processing and pain translating from animals to humans. Drugs… |
| 10:45am EDT–12:15pm EDT | It’s Difficult to Make Predictions: Data Mining and Machine Learning in Pain Research and ManagementTracks: Informatics, Coding And Pain Registries Categories: Topical Workshop Room: 716 A Prescribed and voluntary open data reporting practices, together with a growth in multinational research consortia, are generating medium to large… |
| 10:45am EDT–12:15pm EDT | Making A Difference: Mobilizing Knowledge to Drive High Value Pain Care across the Lifespan: ‘What’ and ‘How’Tracks: Other - Specific Pain Conditions/Pain In Specific Populations Categories: Topical Workshop Room: 716 B This workshop will focus on a systems-wide approach to driving pain care reform for children and young people. We will… |
| 10:45am EDT–12:15pm EDT | Moving Beyond The Means and Standard Deviations in Pain Research – Insights to Enhance Personalized Pain CareTracks: Novel Experimental/Analytic Approaches/Tools Categories: Topical Workshop Room: 715 A/B Thinking about pain after surgery in terms of predictors for those with complex pain at a fixed postoperative time (e.g.,… |
| 10:45am EDT–12:15pm EDT | Opioids in the Perioperative Setting: Should We Be Worried?Tracks: Other - Categories: Topical Workshop Room: 701 B The opioid epidemic is one of the only public health problems that continues to worsen throughout the world. While much… |
| 10:45am EDT–12:15pm EDT | Pain in People with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Across the Life Span: Where Do We Go from Here?Tracks: Pain In Special Populations Categories: Topical Workshop Presented By: Dr. Abraham J. Valkenburg, Professor Ruth Defrin, Professor Brian McGuire, Professor Frank Symons Room: 717 A/B Children and adults living with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities (IDD) are at high risk of pain. The identification and assessment… |
| 10:45am EDT–12:15pm EDT | Schwann Cell Renaissance In Pain: Critical Appraisal Of New Knowledge On Old CellsTracks: Mechanisms Categories: Topical Workshop Room: 713 A/B The primary reason for inadequate analgesic effects of current pharmaceuticals for neuropathic pain is that we do not fully understand… |
| 10:45am EDT–12:15pm EDT | The Future of Psychological Assessment and Treatment is Wholly ‘Digital’Tracks: Novel Experimental/Analytic Approaches/Tools Categories: Topical Workshop, Virtual Program Room: 718 A Covid-19 has accelerated the adoption of telemedicine and Digital Therapeutics (DTx) for use in chronic pain. The conversation has changed… |
| 10:45am EDT–12:15pm EDT | Translating Basic Models of Muscle Pain: A Focus on Sex DifferencesTracks: Gender/Sex Differences Categories: Topical Workshop Room: 711 One of the most common complaints of patients seeking medical treatment for pain is musculoskeletal in nature, yet this type… |
| 4:30pm EDT–6:00pm EDT | A Translational Approach to Mechanistic-Based Pain MedicineTracks: Assessment, Diagnosis & Measurement Of Pain Categories: Topical Workshop, Virtual Program Room: 718 A The number-needed-to-treat (NNT) for most pharmaceutical therapies remains high. This could be explained by the non-selective manner with which chronic… |
| 4:30pm EDT–6:00pm EDT | Advancing the Science and Management of Chronic Pain through its Classification in ICD-11: Perspectives from Patient and Specialized Pain Clinic ViewpointsTracks: ICD-11 & ICF Categories: Topical Workshop Presented By: Dr. Young-Chang Arai, Dr. Maria Kleinstaeuber, Prof. Winfried Rief, Prof. Rolf-Detlef Treede Room: 715 A/B For the first time, the newly implemented ICD-11 includes a comprehensive chronic pain classification that was developed by the IASP… |
| 4:30pm EDT–6:00pm EDT | Chemotherapy-Induced Peripheral Neuropathy: Pathophysiology and Mechanism-Based TreatmentTracks: Basic Science Categories: Topical Workshop Room: 717 A/B CIPN is common following chemotherapy and is clinically poorly managed, thus understanding the underlying mechanisms could lead to more effective… |
| 4:30pm EDT–6:00pm EDT | Improving Reproducibility and Translatability in Pre-Clinical Pain Research Some – Practical SolutionsTracks: Evidence - Clinical Trials - Systematic Review - Guidelines - Implementation Science, Evidence, Clinical Trials, Systematic Review, Guidelines And Implementation Science Categories: Topical Workshop Room: 713 A/B Are you tired of hearing about the reproducibility crisis and a failure of translation, without being offered tangible solutions? If… |
| 4:30pm EDT–6:00pm EDT | Mechanisms Leading to the Female-Biased Nature of Migraine: Moving Beyond EstrogenTracks: Basic Science Categories: Topical Workshop Presented By: Professor Gregory Dussor, Professor Antoinette Maassen MaassenVanDenBrink, Professor Frank Porreca Room: 711 Migraine is the second leading cause of disability worldwide. Women are disproportionately affected by migraine with prevalence at two- to… |
| 4:30pm EDT–6:00pm EDT | No Singular Solution: Prescribing, Tapering, and the Opioid Pendulum SwingTracks: Evidence - Clinical Trials - Systematic Review - Guidelines - Implementation Science, Evidence, Clinical Trials, Systematic Review, Guidelines And Implementation Science Categories: Topical Workshop Room: 701 B This workshop explores real world implications for clinical practice and patient outcomes of national opioid prescribing guidelines in Europe and… |
| 4:30pm EDT–6:00pm EDT | Nocebo Effects in Pain: From Mechanisms to Therapeutic Treatments in Clinical PracticeTracks: Placebo Categories: Topical Workshop Room: 716 A Nocebo effects plays a critical role in pain management, influencing patients’ experience of pain and distress, post-operative pain, treatment satisfaction,… |
| 4:30pm EDT–6:00pm EDT | Patient Stratification in Chronic Pain by Quantitative Sensory Testing: Way Forward or Failure?Tracks: Assessment, Diagnosis & Measurement Of Pain Categories: Topical Workshop Room: 718 B “This house believes that sensory testing is useful for stratifying patients with chronic pain in treatment and clinical trials” There… |
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Wednesday, September 21, 2022
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| 10:45am EDT–12:15pm EDT | Alpha Oscillations as a Potential Biomarker of Acute and Chronic PainTracks: Imaging: Pain Imaging And Neuroimaging Categories: Topical Workshop Room: 715 A The temporal code of neuronal activity underlying acute and chronic pain is not fully understood but is thought to involve… |
| 10:45am EDT–12:15pm EDT | Angiotensin Receptor Signaling as a Pain Target: Bench, Bedside and Back-TranslationTracks: Mechanisms Categories: Topical Workshop Room: 718 B The major bioactive molecule in the renin-angiotensin system, the peptide hormone angiotensin II orchestrates many more processes than blood pressure… |
| 10:45am EDT–12:15pm EDT | Nociplastic Pain – What Clinicians Need to Understand: Recent Insights, Presentation of New Clinical Criteria and Future DevelopmentTracks: Assessment, Diagnosis & Measurement Of Pain Categories: Topical Workshop Room: 714 A The term nociplastic pain is a mechanistic descriptor adapted by IASP, alongside with nociceptive and neuropathic pain. Per definition, individuals… |
| 10:45am EDT–12:15pm EDT | Plexus Injury: Plasticity of the Human Dorsal Root Ganglion, Satellite Glia and ReinnervationTracks: Specific Pain Conditions/Pain In Specific Populations Categories: Topical Workshop Room: 715 B Patients with traumatic plexus lesion suffer from palsy, sensory loss and pain related to the number of avulsed roots. Nerve… |
| 10:45am EDT–12:15pm EDT | The Amygdala as a Master Generator of Pain Plasticity – From Nociceptive Amygdala to Nociplastic AmygdalaTracks: Basic Science Categories: Topical Workshop Room: 717 A For more than three decades, the amygdala has been at the forefront of neurophysiological studies to elucidate how pain affects… |
| 10:45am EDT–12:15pm EDT | What Are Sleeping C-Fiber Nociceptors? Taking a Question from Human Physiology to ExperimentTracks: Other - Novel Experimental/Analytic Approaches/Tools Categories: Topical Workshop Room: 716 A Studies in humans often reveal questions about patho-physiological phenomena which are not easily addressed by basic science. Lab research on… |
| 10:45am EDT–12:15pm EDT | What Role do Registries play in Providing Safe and Effective Care for People in Chronic Pain?Tracks: Treatment/Management Categories: Topical Workshop Room: 713 B The use of “real world evidence”, complementing data from randomised controlled trials, is now commonly used to evaluate the effectiveness… |
| 10:45am EDT–12:15pm EDT | What’s New in Combination Pharmacotherapy for Neuropathic Pain? From Bench to BedsideTracks: Treatment/Management Categories: Topical Workshop, Virtual Program Room: 718 A Laura Stone will illustrate the therapeutic potential of combination pharmacotherapy by highlighting – with recent examples – additive and synergistic… |
| 4:30pm EDT–6:00pm EDT | Clinical Aspects of Tapering Opioids for Chronic Non-Cancer Pain. Presentation of Research Results from UK, US and CanadaTracks: Evidence - Clinical Trials - Systematic Review - Guidelines - Implementation Science, Evidence, Clinical Trials, Systematic Review, Guidelines And Implementation Science Categories: Topical Workshop Room: 713 B The panel will discuss three large research projects related to opioid tapering for chronic non-cancer pain in the UK, US… |
| 4:30pm EDT–6:00pm EDT | Contribution of Itch, Inflammation, and the Microbiota to Colorectal Nociception: Opportunities for Therapeutic Intervention?Tracks: Mechanisms Categories: Topical Workshop Room: 713 A Visceral pain is a leading cause of morbidity for individuals suffering from gastrointestinal (GI) diseases. For many people the principal… |
| 4:30pm EDT–6:00pm EDT | Generalization in the Context of Pain: Both Good and Bad?Tracks: Mechanisms Categories: Topical Workshop Room: 717 A Learning to predict danger is adaptive; it assists in anticipating and avoiding future harm. Given its intrinsically alarming function, pain… |
| 4:30pm EDT–6:00pm EDT | Mechanisms of Susceptibility/Resistance to Chronic Pain DevelopmentTracks: Mechanisms Categories: Topical Workshop, Virtual Program Room: 718 A Basic and clinical chronic pain research has been focused on the individuals that manifest pain and on the mechanisms sustaining… |
| 4:30pm EDT–6:00pm EDT | Motor Control Adaptions in Low Back Pain: Do They Matter?Tracks: Specific Pain Conditions/Pain In Specific Populations Categories: Topical Workshop Room: 717 B Pain is accompanied by individual-specific motor control adaptions. In some individuals with low back pain (LBP), adapted motor control strategies… |
| 4:30pm EDT–6:00pm EDT | News from the Brainstem: Functional Plasticity in Noradrenergic Nuclei Upon Stress and InjuryTracks: Basic Science Categories: Topical Workshop Room: 716 B Multiple lines of evidence demonstrate that one important mechanism underpinning chronic pain is dysfunction of brainstem-origin noradrenergic-control pathways encompassed by… |
| 4:30pm EDT–6:00pm EDT | Non-Neuronal Cells in Chronic Pain: From Single-Cell Analysis to Translational TargetsTracks: Mechanisms Categories: Topical Workshop Room: 716 A In this workshop, three speakers will discuss their recent research achievements in the field of glial biology and neuroimmunity in… |
| 4:30pm EDT–6:00pm EDT | Offset Analgesia: At the Crossroads of Pain Modulation and ChronicityTracks: Assessment, Diagnosis & Measurement Of Pain Categories: Topical Workshop Room: 718 B Offset analgesia was first described in 2002 as a disproportionate decrease in perceived pain intensity following a slight incremental decrease… |
| 4:30pm EDT–6:00pm EDT | Pain Assessment in Dementia: Guidelines, Gaps, Automation and Knowledge MobilizationTracks: Pain In Special Populations Categories: Topical Workshop Room: 715 A Pain in people with serious limitations in ability to communicate due to dementia is highly prevalent but frequently undertreated. Despite… |
| 4:30pm EDT–6:00pm EDT | Transition to Chronic Pain: Risk Factors and Evidence for Prevention and Mitigation StrategiesTracks: Specific Pain Conditions/Pain In Specific Populations Categories: Topical Workshop Room: 714 A Simon Haroutounian will introduce and discuss postulated mechanisms for the transition to chronic pain after acute trauma and surgery. This… |
Thursday, September 22, 2022
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| 10:45am EDT–12:15pm EDT | 2022 Genes, Environments and Development in Pain: Crossing the Translational DivideTracks: Basic Science Categories: Topical Workshop Room: 715 A How do genetic and environmental factors influence pain in early life and in turn influence pain experience in adulthood? Exposure… |
| 10:45am EDT–12:15pm EDT | Health Professionals’ Pain Management Education – Strategy to Action Through Partnership and EngagementTracks: Education Categories: Topical Workshop Room: 713 A Health professionals pain management education and training is underpinned by the aim of improving the care and lives of people… |
| 10:45am EDT–12:15pm EDT | Mechanistic Brain-Based Treatments for Chronic PainTracks: Treatment/Management Categories: Topical Workshop Room: 701 A There is ample evidence that brain mechanisms contribute to the development and maintenance of chronic pain. Such mechanisms involve sensitization… |
| 10:45am EDT–12:15pm EDT | Pain Sensitivity and Chronic Pain During Critical Periods in Life: Studies in Neonatal, Adolescents and ElderlyTracks: Pain In Special Populations Categories: Topical Workshop Room: 717 B Critical periods are stages in the lifespan of extensive changes in the human body characterized by a unique set of… |
| 10:45am EDT–12:15pm EDT | Phenotyping Pain Mechanisms in Low Back Pain: Modulatory Factors and Clinical UtilityTracks: Specific Pain Conditions/Pain In Specific Populations Categories: Topical Workshop, Virtual Program Presented By: Prof. David Walsh, Prof. Thomas Graven-Nielsen, Professor Paul W. Hodges, Dr. Megan McPhee Room: 718 A Treatment success for back pain patients without curable pathophysiological or pathoanatomical cause, is limited by imprecise mechanistic assessment in clinical… |
| 10:45am EDT–12:15pm EDT | Skin Biopsy: From a Diagnostic Tool to a Powerful Asset for Basic and Translational Research in Peripheral Neuropathic PainTracks: Other - Other Categories: Topical Workshop Room: 718 B This workshop explores novel technologies applied to skin biopsy taken from patients with painful peripheral neuropathy as powerful tools to… |
| 10:45am EDT–12:15pm EDT | Translational Evidence for Pain-Cognition Interactions: Insights from Laboratory Animal, Human Experimental and Clinical StudiesTracks: Mechanisms Categories: Topical Workshop Room: 713 B Pain perception is not linearly related to nociceptive input, but is subject to many modulatory factors including cognitive processes (e.g.… |
| 4:30pm EDT–6:00pm EDT | Basic and Clinical Research Exploring Acupuncture Therapy for PainTracks: Placebo Categories: Topical Workshop Room: 717 B Acupuncture in an ancient medical technique originated in China. By inserting thin needles into body at specific anatomical locations, improvements… |
| 4:30pm EDT–6:00pm EDT | From Gut Feelings to Memories of Visceral Pain: Mechanisms and Clinical Perspectives for Disorders of Gut-Brain InteractionsTracks: Specific Pain Conditions/Pain In Specific Populations Categories: Topical Workshop Room: 713 B Visceral pain is an important yet often underestimated clinical and societal problem. From a clinical perspective, visceral pain is highly… |
| 4:30pm EDT–6:00pm EDT | Large-Scale Studies Elucidating Pain and Sensitivity in a Life-CourseTracks: Assessment, Diagnosis & Measurement Of Pain Categories: Topical Workshop Room: 714 A The pain system undergoes structural and functional adaptation during the life course. Important stages during the life span may either… |
| 4:30pm EDT–6:00pm EDT | Molecular Pathophysiology of Pain ResolutionTracks: Genetics Categories: Topical Workshop, Virtual Program Room: 718 A The molecular pathophysiology of chronic pain states is largely unknown. The genetic and molecular studies of pain in both humans… |
| 4:30pm EDT–6:00pm EDT | Neurobiological Mechanisms and Clinical Relevance of Stress-Pain InteractionsTracks: Mechanisms Categories: Topical Workshop Room: 715 A The relationship between stress and pain is complex and multi-layered. Stress has been known to produce hyperalgesic and hypoalgesic effects… |
| 4:30pm EDT–6:00pm EDT | Pain in OsteoarthritisTracks: Specific Pain Conditions/Pain In Specific Populations Categories: Topical Workshop Presented By: Dr. Robert R. Edwards, Dr. Tuhina Neogi, Kristian Kjaer Petersen, Professor Hans-Georg Schaible Room: 718 B Osteoarthritis is prevalent, and the prevalence is expected to increase in future due to increasing level of obesity and increasing… |
| 4:30pm EDT–6:00pm EDT | The Burden of Not Knowing: The Role of Uncertainty Chronic Pain DisabilityTracks: Mechanisms Categories: Topical Workshop Room: 713 A Learning to predict danger is adaptive; it assists in anticipating and avoiding harm. Given its intrinsically alarming function, pain is… |
| 4:30pm EDT–6:00pm EDT | Utilization of Pain Biomarkers as the Basis for Decisions in the Therapeutic Development Process and in Clinical Practice: New Approaches from INTEGRATE-PainTracks: Assessment, Diagnosis & Measurement Of Pain Categories: Topical Workshop Presented By: Prof. Katy F. Vincent, Dr. Tony Blockeel, Dr. Mary Ann Pelleymounter, Dr. Laura Simons Room: 715 B The workshop will open with an introduction to the INTEGRATE-Pain consortium, which seeks to improve the understanding and treatment of… |
| 4:30pm EDT–6:00pm EDT | Which Structural and Functional Changes in Skin Nociceptors Cause Chronic Pain?Tracks: Mechanisms Categories: Topical Workshop Room: 716 B The key question of this topical workshop is which neuropathic changes in epidermal nociceptors can lead to chronic pain and… |
Friday, September 23, 2022
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| 10:45am EDT–12:15pm EDT | From Cells to Humans’ Pain (and Back) – Translational Pain Research is More than Just a VisionTracks: Other - Mechanisms Categories: Topical Workshop Room: 714 B This workshop will provide a lively discussion about possible ways to approach translation pain research by three protagonists within this… |
| 10:45am EDT–12:15pm EDT | Non-Invasive Neuromodulation of Brain Rhythms – How Can We Translate Basic Insights into Novel Pain Treatments?Tracks: Treatment/Management Categories: Topical Workshop Room: 715 B Neuronal oscillations, or brain rhythms, are a basic feature of neuronal signaling and communication. They can be recorded at different… |
| 10:45am EDT–12:15pm EDT | Novel Biomarkers in Painful Neuropathies Recent Advances in Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI), Microneurography, and Non-Coding RNAsTracks: Assessment, Diagnosis & Measurement Of Pain Categories: Topical Workshop Room: 701 B This workshop focuses on novel biomarkers for peripheral neuropathy and neuropathic pain. In the first session Matthew Evans will discuss… |
| 10:45am EDT–12:15pm EDT | Pain, Substance Use Disorders and Suicide: Epidemiology, Theory, Assessment and MitigationTracks: Specific Pain Conditions/Pain In Specific Populations Categories: Topical Workshop Room: 713 A Individuals with chronic pain commonly have significant concomitant psychiatric and medical disorders placing them at higher risk for death by… |
| 10:45am EDT–12:15pm EDT | Taking, Processing, Analyzing, Learning: Skin Punch Biopsies – More Than Just Fiber CountTracks: Novel Experimental/Analytic Approaches/Tools Categories: Topical Workshop Room: 714 A One histological hallmark of neuropathies is loss of intraepidermal nerve fibers, as shown by skin punch biopsy from the distal… |
| 10:45am EDT–12:15pm EDT | The Intersection of Pain and the Opioid Epidemic Across the Lifespan: Scalable Behavioral SolutionsTracks: Evidence - Clinical Trials - Systematic Review - Guidelines - Implementation Science, Evidence, Clinical Trials, Systematic Review, Guidelines And Implementation Science Categories: Topical Workshop Presented By: Dr. Terri Voepel-Lewis, Dr. Marco Battaglia, Dr. Beth Darnall, Dr. Jennifer A. Rabbitts Room: 716 B Chronic pain and opioid use disorders have become significant and integrally related health concerns across the lifespan, affecting millions of… |
| 10:45am EDT–12:15pm EDT | The Intersection of Sleep and Pain: Mechanistic Implications for Opioid, Placebo, and Positive Affective AnalgesiaTracks: Mechanisms Categories: Topical Workshop Room: 716 A Despite a clear understanding that sleep and pain consistently covary in patients with clinical pain, we have not yet translated… |
| 10:45am EDT–12:15pm EDT | The Intersection of Trauma and Pain: Translation across Children, Adults, and AnimalsTracks: Pain In Special Populations Categories: Topical Workshop, Virtual Program Room: 718 A Painful experiences (e.g. surgeries, injuries) can be traumatic for individuals of any age, but adverse experiences and trauma in early… |
| 10:45am EDT–12:15pm EDT | Understanding the Complexity of Painful Chronic Inflammatory DiseasesTracks: Specific Pain Conditions/Pain In Specific Populations Categories: Topical Workshop Presented By: Prof. Katy F. Vincent, Yvonne C. Lee, Professor Christine Norton, Dr. Nilufer Rahmioglu Room: 715 A Chronic inflammatory conditions are common. Approximately 10% women have endometriosis, ~0.5% of the adult population have a diagnosis of inflammatory… |
| 1:30pm EDT–3:00pm EDT | Conditioned Pain Modulation (CPM): To Be or Not To Be?Tracks: Assessment, Diagnosis & Measurement Of Pain Categories: Topical Workshop Room: 717 A This house believes that conditioned pain modulation (CPM) is a useful tool for research and clinical work. This is based… |
| 1:30pm EDT–3:00pm EDT | Demystifying Mechanisms of Placebo Effects Across the LifespanTracks: Placebo Categories: Topical Workshop Room: 714 A The placebo effect is one of the most striking and well-known demonstrations of the mind’s influence on the experience of… |
| 1:30pm EDT–3:00pm EDT | Increasing the Capacity for Delivering Interdisciplinary Pain Management in Southeast Asia: A Model for Lower Resource RegionsTracks: Education Categories: Topical Workshop Presented By: Dr. Jimmy F. A Barus, Dr. Mary Cardosa, Professor Michael K Nicholas, Professor Zubaidah Jamil Osman Room: 718 B Despite strong evidence of the impact of pain burden globally, there is a mismatch between burden and resources for improving… |
| 1:30pm EDT–3:00pm EDT | Introducing Optical Imaging Advances to Unravel Chronic Pain MechanismsTracks: Imaging: Pain Imaging And Neuroimaging Categories: Topical Workshop, Virtual Program Room: 718 A Despite important advances in identifying molecular mechanisms in nociceptive sensitization, we are still far from treating pain disorders adequately. A… |
| 1:30pm EDT–3:00pm EDT | Nocebo Effects in the Covid-19 Area How Does Information About Side-Effects Influence Actual Side-Effects and How can we Mitigate These Effects? Findings Across Three ContinentsTracks: Placebo Categories: Topical Workshop Room: 715 A It is well-know that information about side-effects may lead to side-effects. Yet, less is known about the general public’s knowledge… |
| 1:30pm EDT–3:00pm EDT | Novel Peripheral Mechanisms of Neuro-Immune Crosstalk in Chronic PainTracks: Mechanisms Categories: Topical Workshop Presented By: Dr. Peter M. Grace, Dr. Andrea G Nackley, Dr. Kathleen A. Sluka, Professor Matthieu Talagas Room: 716 A This workshop will elucidate novel mechanisms whereby non-neuronal cells in peripheral tissues drive neuroinflammation and chronic pain. New data will… |
| 1:30pm EDT–3:00pm EDT | Promoting the Engagement of Patient Partners in the Planning, Conduct and Knowledge Translation of Clinical Pain Research: Findings and Consensus Recommendations from the 2021 International Multi-Stakeholder IMMPACT MeetingTracks: Patient Engagement And Co-creation In Research And Education Categories: Topical Workshop Room: 714 B This workshop is informed by the proceedings of the October 2021 IMMPACT (Initiative on Methods, Measurement, and Pain Assessment in… |
| 1:30pm EDT–3:00pm EDT | Stress, Pain and Reward, Evolving Neuroscience with Therapeutic ImplicationsTracks: Basic Science Categories: Topical Workshop Room: 713 A The role of stress in the propensity to chronic pain is increasingly recognized. Allostasis, described as achieving stability through change,… |