Physiological approaches to pain medicine involve the use of various techniques to alleviate pain by targeting the physiological mechanisms in the body that underpin pain perception and processing. Neuroplasticity research is being conducted to better understand its mechanisms and how it can be used to treat chronic pain. This includes investigating how to modulate pain signals in the brain using techniques such as transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) and transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS). This session will cover a wide range of biological mechanisms underlying pain perception, transmission, and modulation. Among the most common physiological approaches used in pain medicine are:
Related Conferences : Anesthesia Conference 2023 | Anesthesia Conferences 2023 | Anesthesia Pain Medicine conference | Anesthesiology Conference | Pain Medicine Conference | Surgery Conferences | Cardiac Surgery Conferences | Neuroanesthesia Conferences | Neuro Surgery Conferences | Pain Research Congress | Orthopedic Surgery Conferences | Pain Management Conferences | Prague | Czech Republic
Related Societies and Associations : Anesthetic Research Society | American Chronic Pain Association | Anesthesia Research Trust | Association for Cardiothoracic Anesthetists | Society for Pain Practice Management | Association of Paediatric Anesthetists | International Myopain Society | British Medical Acupuncture Society | National Fibromyalgia Association | British Association of Orthopedic Anesthetist | Northern Ireland Society for Computing in Anesthesia | Society for Pain Practice Management | Royal College of Surgeons of Ireland | Vascular Anesthesia Society of Great Britain and Ireland
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