Presentations
H. Benzon, United States of America
So you want to publish papers on pain management?
Teaching pain
Preventative analgesia to improve postoperative pain control
N. Bogduk, Australia
On the definitions of back pain, referred pain and radicular pain Whiplash and whiplash-associated disorders: an evidence based approach Anatomy and pathophysiology of neck pain
Complications of epidural steroid injection
Degenerative joint disease of the spine
J. Breel, The Netherlands
Specialist pain nurse assistance for epidural electrostimulation
K.J. Chin, Canada
Spinal anatomy
J. van Dijk, The Netherlands
Postoperative pain assessment from 0 to 10
S. Diochot, France
Pharmacological exploration of the role of Acid-Sensing Ion Channels in the pain pathway
Treating pain with snake peptides / How animal venoms help to understand pain
J. Downing, Uganda
Pediatric pain management in palliative care
S. Eldabe, United Kingdom
Complications of intrathecal analgesic drug delivery
Complications of epidural electrostimulation
C. Gauci, United Kingdom
Complications of interventional pain management
N. Harden, United States of America
CRPS/RSD diagnosis/pathophysiology and "conservative" treatment
V. Hoffmann, The Netherlands
Acute pain management
Setting up an Acute Pain Service (APS)
Acute Pain Service (APS) in morbid obese patients
J. Jacobs-van Leur, The Netherlands
Pain care in palliative settings, role of the specialist pain nurse
J. Loeser, United States of America
Pain, suffering and narrative medicine
Loeser: model of pain and suffering
Interventional therapies, surgery and interdisciplinary rehabilitation for low back pain: an evidence-based clinical practice guideline
Evening lecture: Pain practice part 1
Evening lecture: Pain practice part 2
J. Marston, South Africa
Pediatric palliative care in the developing world
J. Van Meirhaeghe, Belgium
Vertebral augmentation procedures for osteoporotic fractures
E. Michiels, The Netherlands
Incidence and prevalence of acute -, established - and chronic pain in children with cancer
B. Morlion, Belgium
Transition from acute – to chronic pain: how to reduce the risk
When pain persists: a meaningful life despite chronic pain
Moving forward from aspecific towards specific low back pain diagnoses
Pharmacotherapy of chronic low back pain & the relevance of neuropathic components
J. Robinson, United States of America
Pain management in older adults
Managing patient expectations about an interdisciplinary pain clinic
M. Sluijter, Switzerland
The expanding field of pain medicine and the pain specialist
O. Soyannwo, Nigeria
Infrastructure for managing acute -, chronic - and cancer pain in Nigeria
Interventional pain treatment for pain relief in Africa – is it possible?
L. Stearns, United States of America
Management of chronic pain in patients diagnosed with cancer
Intrathecal analgesic drug delivery and utilization for cancer pain
Preventing complications
A. van Wijck, The Netherlands
Herpes zoster acuta pain treatment
Intrathecal glucocorticoids for neuropathic pain
Clinical reasoning