Overview
This 3 day course will cover the current management of pain interventions within a multidisciplinary framework.

Day 1 – Keynote Lectures (unlimited number of places)
Day 2 and 3 – Cadaver Workshop (limited to 20 places)

The format will consist of short presentations, keynote lectures dealing with controversial topics with an extensive proportion of the time spent on cadaver demonstrations. The small number of participants will ensure the delivery of an individually tailored programme.
The course is suitable for doctors in Pain Medicine, Anaesthesia, Radiology, Orthopaedic Surgery, Neurosurgery and Palliative Care.
Dedicated time to MRI interpretation and neuromodulation programming.

Objectives
To present a balanced approach of the different procedural interventions used in Pain Medicine. The recent advances in the diagnostic and treatment of chronic pain conditions secondary to degenerative or neurological disease will be presented by keynote speakers.

An international faculty will share their expertise through cadaver demonstrations and formal and informal discussions. The aim is to allow delegates to practice on cadavers a variety of pain interventions under the guidance of well renowned interventionalists.Through discussions the delegates will benefit from a faculty.

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