Advanced Neuromodulation Therapies: A blended learning journey from Anatomy and Basic Science to Best Practice

Upcoming date(s)

31
Jan
01
Feb
In partnership with: Medtronic

Event information

Practical training
advanced

Course description

This course offers an opportunity to experienced users of Neuromodulation Techniques for the treatment of Chronic Pain to discuss with expert colleagues current and new treatment modalities for various intractable painful conditions. The training will start will a virtual introduction to topics that will be discussed during the face-to-face training. The discussions on the first day will focus on ailments that will help the participants better understand the new treatment modalities, patient selection process, and implant techniques that lead to successful treatment of such conditions as Cervicogenic Headache, Low Back Pain, Peripheral Neuralgia, and others. During the second part of the program participants will have the opportunity to practice implant techniques in embalmed bodies prepared for this purpose.

Target audience

Pain management specialists experienced using neurostimulation and intrathecal drug delivery for chronic pain management:

  • Pain anesthesiologists and anesthetists
  • Neurosurgeons
  • Physiotherapy specialists
  • Palliative care specialists
  • Neurologists
  • Nursing staff

Learning objectives

At the end of this training participants will:

  • Master the new treatment modalities
  • Select patients
  • Implant neurostimulators and ITDD pumps
  • Manage implant complications
  • Program and troubleshoot an implant with advanced features

31 & 1 Jan/Feb 2025

Venue: Brussels, Belgium

This training program will be in English language. The agenda will be available on the website early September.

An application for accreditation will be submitted with RIZIV in Belgium.

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