International Conference on Recent Advances in Pain

About this event

The International Conference on Recent Advances in Pain, organized by DARADIA The Pain Clinic, is set to take place at The Vedic Village in Kolkata, India. This esteemed conference marks its 10th iteration and revolves around the theme 'From Evidence to Practice: Shaping the Future of Pain Medicine.' The event anticipates a visitor count of around 600 participants and features participation from 50 exhibitors, creating a vibrant environment for knowledge exchange and networking within the pain medicine community.The conference will cover a wide range of topics, highlighting the latest advancements in pain management. Attendees can expect expert-led panels discussing innovative approaches in platelet-rich plasma (PRP), stem cells, and prolotherapy. Moreover, there will be advanced discussions surrounding genicular, medial branch, and sacroiliac (SI) joint radiofrequency (RF) under ultrasound and fluoroscopy. A significant focus will also be placed on pharmacotherapy of pain, emphasizing multimodal strategies and opioid stewardship. Participants will benefit from guided walkthroughs of musculoskeletal (MSK) sonoanatomy, which aim to enhance their understanding for safe interventions. Additionally, the conference will feature comprehensive sessions on long-acting alternatives to RF ablation and minimally invasive spine surgery, complemented by case-based discussions. Furthermore, the conference encourages an open platform where delegates can present interventional procedures, with prizes awarded for the most impactful ideas. Fresh and innovative scanning techniques in MSK ultrasound (USG) will be showcased, potentially leading to future breakthroughs in the field. A candid session will allow senior pain physicians to share their experiences, including mistakes and lessons learned throughout their careers. Participants can also look forward to 'How I Do It' video sessions, showcasing step-by-step demonstrations of USG and fluoroscopy-guided interventions. The event will