Overview

Jointly provided by the Congress of Neurological Surgeons and the North American Neuromodulation Society, this is the premier meeting in the field of neuromodulation. Learn from leading experts in the field, network, and hear about the latest scientific research and technical advancements in neuromodulation.

Program

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Thursday, Jan. 12 (Pre-Conference Workshops & Social Events)

7 AM - 5 PM: Neuromodulation for Advanced Implantable Therapies: A Hands-On Cadaver Course for Neurosurgery & Neurology Residents and Fellows

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7 AM - 5 PM: Neuromodulation Cadaver Course for Neurosurgery and Neurology Residents and Fellows (Viticus Center)

The Neuromodulation Cadaver Course for Neurosurgery and Neurology Residents and Fellows combines didactics on deep brain stimulation, laser ablation and responsive neurostimulation for epilepsy, spinal cord stimulation, dorsal root ganglion stimulation, and intrathecal drug delivery systems, as well as other approved clinical applications of neuromodulation strategies, with practical hands-on training in a cadaver lab. This workshop offers a platform for multidisciplinary networking opportunities and creates excitement in the neuromodulation space. This course is designed for neurosurgery residents and fellows as well as PGY-3 and PGY-4 neurology residents.
Speakers:
Alaa Abd-Elsayed MD MPH FASA
Hermant Kalia MD, MPH
Hesham Elsharkawy MD MBA


8 AM - 5 PM: NANS Advanced Therapies Workshop for Pain and Neuromodulation (Viticus Center)

On January 12, 2023, the North American Neuromodulation Society will be holding its workshop incorporating both neuromodulation therapies as well as minimally invasive spine procedures. The hands-on lab will incorporate therapies such as spinal cord stimulation, dorsal root ganglion stimulation, peripheral nerve stimulation, deep brain stimulation, intrathecal drug delivery, minimally invasive lumbar decompression, interspinous spacers and fusions, sacroiliac joint fusion, kyphoplasty, and radiofrequency ablation. Pain medicine and neurology physicians currently in practice, pain medicine fellows, neurosurgery and neurology residents, and engineers are invited to attend. This workshop provides a fundamental platform for the evidence-based and appropriate use of advanced pain and neuromodulation therapies. The course combines a hands-on cadaver lab and scheduled didactics.

8 AM - 5 PM: I3: ECOSYSTEM of NEUROMODULATION: Real World Data (RWD) and Real World Evidence (RWE) (Caesars Palace)

The Annual North American Neuromodulation Society (NANS) Invention, Investment, and Invigoration (I3) Forum is designed to provide a dynamic and interactive platform for the review and discussion of emerging topics, technologies, clinical applications, and socioeconomic issues. Clinicians, scientists, engineers, industry, and investors will all be present at the forum. This year, NANS I3 will focus on Real World Data (RWD) and Real World Evidence (RWE). Presentations will highlight insights and allow us to discuss outcome measures, trial design and statistics of designing studies. This session will explore what is being done in various markets across the globe to reduce cost and facilitate innovation in the field of neuromodulation.

Course Directors:

Nandan Lad, MD PhD
Adrian Hernandez, MD
Adam Aten, MPH MSc
Shervin Rahimpour, MD
Krishnan Chakravarthy, MD Phd

8:30 AM - 5 PM: Intrathecal Therapy: Cased-Based Learning (Caesars Palaces)

Intrathecal drug delivery is a well-established intervention for chronic pain and severe spasticity with over 3 decades of clinical use. While there is proven efficacy with this treatment approach, there are critical decision points in the management of patients who are considering this intervention as well as patients who are already implanted. This course will describe approaches for patient selection, trialing, implantation, post-implantation management, troubleshooting, and therapy optimization. Additionally, this program will provide hands-on learning stations to review some of the technical aspects of this therapy. Multiple medical specialists would find this course beneficial including neurology, neurosurgery, anesthesiology, and physical medicine and rehabilitation. This course will also be of interest to many allied health professionals such as physical therapy, occupational therapy, nursing, pharmacy, case management, and bioengineering.

Faculty

Michael F. Saulino, MD PhD
Erik Shaw, DO
Gladstone McDowall, MD
Jay S. Grider, DO PhD MBA
Yawar Qadri, MD PhD
Hemant Kalia, MD MPH
Mehul Desai, MD
Daniel Moon, MD MS

8 AM - 5 PM: Advanced Practice Provider Course (NPs/PAs/Nurses) (Milano III - IV)

The course will provide advanced practice providers with an overview of topics in neuromodulation through lectures and interactive presentations. The material will be presented by physicians and APP faculty and will be relevant for anyone interested in or involved in the management of patients in pain management, neurosurgery, neurology, orthopedic or physical medicine, and rehabilitation practice.
Speakers:
Chelsey Hoffman PA-C, MS, RD
Lauren Cimino APRN
Mehul Desai MD
Melanie New APRN, ACNS-BC, MSN, RN-BC
Megan Filoramo MSN, RN-BC, APRN-BC, PGMT-BC
Morteza Rabii DNP, APRN, AGPCNP-BC
Markus Bendel MD
Marianne Pedicone RN, BA, CRRN
Bethany Thomas DNP
Narayan Kissoon MD
Zohra Hussaini MSN FNP-BC MBA
Chelsea Hoffman PA-C, MS, RD
Lauren Cimino APRN


8 AM - 5 PM: NANS i3: Emerging Technology Forum (Milano VII - VIII)

Speakers:
Adrian Hernandez MD
Adam Aten
Joe Corrigan MEng, MIMechE
Gina Lupino
Meena Subramanyam PhD
Qi Li MBA PhD
Florian Solzbacher PhD
Matt Angle PhD
Michael Mager CFA
Ian Burkhart BS
Deviani Saha
Jeffrey Brown PhD
Vivek Pinto PhD
Nancy Dreyer MPH, PhD
Rupinder Bharmi MS BME
Matt Mcdonald MS
Michael Jaasma PhD

8 AM - 5 PM: Engineering Principles of DBS and SCS in Clinical Practice: General Introduction and Emerging Concepts (Caesars Palace)

This exciting workshop will present engineering principles relevant to Spinal Cord Stimulation (SCS) and Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS). The target audience of this course is clinicians that currently utilize or are interested in incorporating SCS and or DBS technologies into their clinical practice. The field of neuromodulation is rapidly evolving, and several technologies are now clinically available. These systems have diverse lead and stimulator designs. It is not always clear how different designs or waveform parameters affect the neural response and corresponding efficacy of the stimulation. Therefore, the goal of this course is to provide clinicians with an overview of the engineering principles and biophysics relevant to SCS and DBS. This course will also present the current understanding of the physiological effects and mechanisms of action of standard and emerging forms of SCS and DBS. Furthermore, this course will describe the safety and regulatory issues that are critical to electrode design and stimulation parameters. During the morning session, academic engineers and clinicians will present principles relevant to SCS and DBS technologies. During the afternoon session, engineers and scientists from industry will describe engineering principles, best practices, and new approaches related to their specific technologies. In a third session held during the first day of the conference, we will present engineering principles relevant to emerging technologies and mechanisms of action of SCS and DBS. At the end of the course, attendees will have a better understanding of the physiological and technical factors that determine the neural response to SCS and DBS. The ultimate goal of this course is to provide attendees with knowledge that will aid in their clinical implementation of SCS and DBS technologies.

Faculty

Marom Bikson, PhD - Course Director
Hank Binkofski, PhD
Lee Hartley, PhD
Scott F. Lempka, PhD - Course Director
Cameron McIntyre, PhD
Dan Merrill, PhD
Svjetlana Miocinovic, MD,PhD
Tianhe Zhang, PhD
Aileen Ouyang
Kerry Bradley David Page

Program

8:00 - 8:10 AM: Introduction - Morning session - Marom Bikson PhD, Scott Lempka PhD
8:10 - 8:40 AM: Neurostimulation fundamentals: Dose, current flow, and neural activation - Marom Bikson PhD
8:40 - 9:19 AM: Stimulus optimization: Role of electode position and waveform parameters - Cameron McIntyre PhD
9:10 - 9:30 AM: Neural recording Fundamentals - Scott Lempka PhD
9:30 - 9:50 AM: Neural recording optimization - Svjetlana Miocinovic, MD, PhD
9:50 - 10:10 AM: Electrodes and tissue safety - Dan Merrill PhD
10:10 - 10:30 AM: Break
10:30 - 11:00 AM: Spinal Cord Stimulation (SCS): Background and relevant engineering principles - Scott Lempka, PhD
11:00 - 11:30 AM: Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS): Background and relevant engineering principles - Svejtlana Miocinovic MD, PhD
11:30 - 12 PM: Faculty Panel Q&A - Scott Lempka, PhD, Svejtlana Miocinovic MD, PhD, Marom Bikson PhD, Cameron McIntyre PhD, Dan Merrill PhD
12:00 - 1:30 PM: Lunch
1:30 - 1:40 PM: Introduction - Afternoon session - Marom Bikson PhD, Scott Lempka PhD
1:40 - 2:00 PM: Review and update on technologies and programming: Saluda - Aileen Ouyang
2:00 - 2:20 PM: Review and update on technologies and programming: Nevro - Kerry Bradley
2:20 - 2:40 PM: Review and update on technologies and programming: Nalu - Lee Hartley
2:40 - 3:00 PM: Review and update on technologies and programming: Medtronic - Hank Binkofski
3:00 - 3:40 PM: Break
3:40 - 4:00 PM: Review and update on technologies and programming: Abbott - David Page
4:00 - 4:20 PM: Review and update on technologies and programming: Boston Scientific - Tiahne Zhang
4:20 - 5:00 PM: Facultu Panel Q&A - Aileen Ouyang, Kerry Bradley, Lee Hartley, Hank Binkofski, David Page, Tiahne Zhang
5 PM: Course ends

6 - 7 PM: Diversity and Outreach Committee Reception (Pompeian Ballroom I and II) Social Event

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7 - 8:30 PM: Exhibit Hall - Opening Reception Social Event

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8:30 - 10 PM: Residents and Fellows Exclusive Reception Social Event

Details not available

Friday, January 13 (Day 1)

7 - 8 AM BS1 - SCS Guidelines (Room: Caesars Palace - Neopolitan Ballroom I-II)

Moderator: Ellen Air, MD
Development of CNS-NANS SCS guidelines - Todd Sitzmann
Methodology - Rany Abdallah, MBA,MD,PHD
PICO -1 - Ahmed Raslan, MD
PICO -2 - Mark Malinowski
Open Q&A - Panel Discussion


7 - 8 AM BS2 - Novel Cerebral Targets for Nociception (Room: Caesars Palace - Milano I-II)

Moderator: Sharona Ben-Haim, MD
Cerebral Targets for Nociception - Mary Heinricher, PhD
Accessing Cerebral Pain Networks - Prasad Shirvalkar, MD PhD
Deep Brain Stimulation of the Subgenual Cingulate - Ausaf A. Bari, MD PhD


7 - 8 AM BS3 - Neuromodulation for GI Disorders (Room: Caesars Palace - Milano III-IV)

Moderators: Leonardo Kapural, MD; Jennifer Hah, MD
Sacral Neuromodulation - Corey Hunter
Tibial Nerve Stimulation - Halina Zyczynski
Gastroparesis and Gastric Pacing - TBD


7 - 8 AM BS4 - Spasticity Update (Room: Caesars Palace - Milano V-VI)

Moderators: Michael Saulino, MD PhD; Erik Shaw, DO
The Role of Phenol Injections in Spasticity Management - Sheng Li, MD PhD
Future Directions in Botulinum Toxin Therapy - Monica Verduzco-Gutierrez, MD
Novel Strategies for Intrathecal Baclofen Dosing - TBD
Exploring Other Intrathecal Medications for Spasticity Management - Lake Wendell, MD
Closing Discussion (Moderator) - Michael Saulino, MD PhD; Erik Shaw, DO

8 - 8:30 AM: Break

8:30 - 10 AM Plenary Session I: Neural Interfaces for the brain and spine (Room: Octavius Ballroom)

Welcome - Peter Konrad, MD PhD; Julie G. Pilitsis, MD PhD
Novel Technologies of Neural Interfaces - Shadi A. Dayeh, PhD
Brain Computer Interface for Language Recovery - Edward F. Chang, MD
Restoring Movement Through BCI - Elizabeth Tyler-Kabara, MD PhD
NANS response to JAMA – SCS vs placebo - Anuj Bhatia, MD
Intro to Presidential Address - Peter Konrad, MD, PhD
Presidential Address - Salim M. Hayek, MD PhD
Presentation of NANS Awards - Salim M. Hayek, MD PhD

10 - 10:30 AM: Break

10:30 AM - 12 PM F1 - The Practical Challenges of Neuromodulation Research (Room: Caesars Palace - Milano I & II)

Moderators: Rany T. Abdallah, MD PhD MBA; Michael Schatman, PhD
Neurons, Cells, Synapses, Our Basic Science Understanding of Stimulation: How Do We Integrate in Our Practice? - Ricardo Vallejo, MD PhD
From Mice to Humans: Neuromodulation Translational Research - Andrei Sdrulla, MD PhD
Integrating Clinical Research in Neuromodulation in Your Academic Practice - Christine Hunt, DO
The Value of Research in Neuromodulation Private Practice - Nick Knezevic, MD PhD


10:30 AM - 12 PM F2 - Biomarkers for Neuromodulation in Epilepsy (Room: Caesars Palace - Milano III & IV)

Moderators: Dario J. Englot, MD PhD; Victoria L. Morgan, PhD
Brain Networks Predict Neurostimulation Outcomes in Epilepsy - Vikram Rao, PhD
Brain Networks to Guide Surgical Decisions in Epilepsy - Victoria L. Morgan, PhD
Choosing Between Neurostimulation and Disconnection For Generalized Epilepsy: Case Examples - Arthur Cukiert, MD PhD


10:30 AM - 12 PM F4 - Do Real World Outcomes Fall Short of Peer Reviewed Research: A Debate/Discussion (Room: Caesars Palace - Milano VII-VII)

Moderators: Johnathan H. Goree, MD; MD; Ryan D'Souza, MD
Debate/Discussion: How should peer reviewed, large scale research guide real world clinical care? - Journal Editors: Robert Levy, Researchers: Erika Petersen, Leo Kapural; Academic Physicians: Ahmed Raslan, Dave Dickerson; Lynn Kohan, MD; Private Practice Physicians: Amy Pearson, Jon Hagedorn


10:30 AM - 12 PM F5 - Onboard New Advanced Practice Providers to Neuromodulation (Room: Caesars Palace - Neopolitan I-II)

Moderators: Lauren Cimino, NP; Chelsey Hoffmann, PA
Device Implant Identification on Advanced Imaging - Vishad Sukul, MD
Patient Selection (SCS vs. PNS vs. DBS, etc.) - Christy A. Gomez-Hupe, MSN
Setting Your Practice Up for Success - the Role of the APP - Ashley Comer, MSN APRN FNP-C


10:30 AM - 12 PM F6 - Engineering Principles of DBS and SCS in Clinical Practice: Emerging Concepts (Room: Caesars Palace - Neopolitan Ballroom III & IV)

Moderators: Marom Bikson, PhD; Scott Lempka, PhD
SCS: New waveforms and mechanisms of action - Scott Lempka, PhD
SCS: Synaptic evoked potentials - Marom Bikson, PhD
DBS: New waveforms and lead designs - Svjetlana Miocinovic, MD, PhD
DBS: Connectomic targeting - Cameron McIntyre, PhD


11:12 - 11:57 AM C01 - Nerve | Oral Highlights (Room: Caesars Palace - Milano V & VI)

Moderator: Kiran Patel MD A Case of Open Surgical Dorsal Root Ganglion Stimulator Implantation: A Novel Approach - Geoffrey Panjeton MD
Real-World Evidence for effectiveness of 60-day PNS for the Treatment of Chronic Pain: Retrospective Analysis - Marc Huntoon MD
Application of Wearable Data in Predicting Chronic Pain Patient's Response to Spinal Cord Stimulation - Denis Patterson DO
Pectus Excavatum Intervostal Meuralgia Relief with Peripheral Nerve Stimulation - Nate Crosbu PhD

11:20 - 11:55 AM D01 - Spine | Oral Highlights (Room: Caesars Palace - Milano VII & VIII)

Four-Year Durability of Restorative Neurostimulation Effectiveness in Patients with Refractory Chronic Low Back Pain - Christopher Gilligan MD MBA
Efficacy, Safety, and Functional Outcomes of Multiphase SCS in Subjects with Chronic Pain: BENEFIT-02 Study - Kasra AmirDelfan MD
10 kHz Spinal Cord Stimulation Durably Improves Foot Sensation in Patients with Painful Diabetic Neuropathy - Charles Argoff MD
Review of Trial to Permanent Outcomes and Explantation Using Spinal Cord Stimulation in VHA - Nate Crosbu PhD
10 KhZ Spinal Cord Stimulation for Non-Surgical Refractory Back Pain: Objective Functional Outcome to 24-Months - Jessica Jameson MD

11:20 - 11:50 AM E01 - APP | Oral Highlights (Room: Caesars Palace - Neopolitan I & II)

Five Minutes of Mindfulness Meditation Improves Pain Catastrophizing and Quality of Life - Philip Kim MD
Spinal Cord Stimulation for Chronic Limb-Threatening Ischemia of Lower Extremities: A 15-year Analysis - Michael Kretzschmar MD, PhD
Is Magnetic Resonance Imaging Possible for Patients with Defective Neurostimulators? - Marco Reining MD
Long-Term Evaluation of SCS in Patients with Painful Diabectic Peripheral Neuropathy: 8-10 Year Prospective Cohort Study - Elke van Daal Msc

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12 - 1:30 PM Boston Scientific Lunch Symposia (Room: Augustus Ballroom III)

Is your industry partnership effective? Join innovative leaders to hear how Boston Scientific is using data and customized solutions to transform the future of pain management

12 - 1:30 PM Medtronic Lunch Symposia (Augustus Ballroom I)

Transformative Innovation That Matters: How Sensing Research Cahnges the Way We Listen and Respond to Our Patients Unique Biosignals

12 - 1:30 PM Abbott Lunch Symposia (Augustus Ballroom V)

Discover the Right Fit: Abbott's Newest IPG Solutions for Chronic Pain Relief

1:30 - 3:30 PM Plenary Session II: Late Breaking Abstracts (Room: Ceasars Palace - Octavius Ballroom)

Welcome - Lawrence Poree, MD PhD MPH; Kiran V. Patel, MD
Effect of Differential Target Multiplexed SCS on Non-Surgical Refractory Back Pain: EU RCT 12-month Results
Comparing SCS and Conventional Medical Management in Patients with No Prior Back Surgery (SOLIS RCT)
Treating Non-surgical Refractory Back Pain with 10kHz Spinal Cord Stimulation: 24 Month Follow-up from RCT
SCS in patients without options for corrective surgery; results from DISTINCT, a prospective RCT trial
SCS for non surgical back pain. Critique of 4 trials - Anuj Bhatia, MD; John Markman, MD
ECAP-Based SCS for the Treatment of Chronic Pain: Crossover and 36-Month Evoke Study Outcomes
Early experience from the Remote Optimization Adjustment and Measurement for Deep Brain Stimulation Trial
Kumar Award Winner
How Neuromodulation Will Redefine Medicine - Peter Staat, MD

3:30 - 4 PM: Break

4 - 5:30 PM F7 - Neuromodulation Fundamentals: Non-Neuronal Effects (Room: Ceasars Palace - Milano I & II)

Moderators: Christine Hunt, DO; Nick Knezevic, MD PhD
SCS effects on spinal vascular tone - Igor A. Lavrov, MD PhD
Differential effects of different types of Wavesforms - Steven Falowski
SCS effects on glia David Cedeno, PhD -
SCS: Neurovascular modulation and heating - Marom Bikson, PhD
Abstract Presentations:
275015 - 10 kHz SCS Normalizes Central Sensitization-Based Receptive Field Size in a Rodent Model of Neuropathy - Charles Argoff MD
275019 - Electrical Stimulation of Glioma Cells: Effect on Neurotransmitters and Intracellular Nitric Oxide, Chloride, and Calcium - David Cedeno PhD
275021 - 10 kHz SCS Normalizes Central Sensitization-Based Receptive Field Size in a Rodent Model of Neuropathy - Kwan Lee PhD
275022 - Neuromodulatory effects of medial septum theta-stimulation on hippocampal neurons and laminar oscillations - Ehsan Mirzakhalili PhD
275024 - Automated ECAP Growth Curve Collection and Threshold Detection as an Assistance to Perceptually Referenced Programming - Julie Pilitsis MD, PhD
275025 - Imaging the Neural Micro-Anatomy of the Swine Spinal Cord - Aniruddha Upadhye MS

4 - 5:30 PM F8 - Emerging Technologies in DBS for Movement Disorders (Room: Ceasars Palace - Milano III & IV)

Moderators: Dario J. Englot, MD PhD; Aysegul Gunduz, PhD
Improving DBS targeting using connectomics - Andreas Horn, MD PhD
Network oscillations to guide DBS in Parkinson’s Disease - Doris Wang, MD PhD
Wearable and implanted sensor-driven DBS for tremor - Aysegul Gunduz, PhD
Abstract Presentations:
275026 - Correlating Multi-Spectral Diffusion Weighted Imaging Quantitative Maps with Unified Parkinson's Disease Rating Scale Scores - Mehdi Alizadeh PhD
275027 - Improvement in Quality of life and motor Function: Real-World, Prospective Study of Directional DBS Systems - Jan Vesper MD
275029 - Comparing Postoperative Spectral Features During Clinically Optimized Spinal Cord Stimulation in Two Representative Patients - Ilknur Telkes PhD
275030 - Pilot Study Investigating Sensing Utility to Optimize Deep Brain Stimulation Parameters in Parkinson's Disease - Erin Radcliffe BS
275033 - Tremor Reduction using DBS: Outcomes of a Real-world, Prospective, Multicenter Essential Tremor Registry - Jan Vesper
275036 - Effect of Enlarged Perivascular Spaces in Reliable Distinction of Prospective Targeting During Deep Brain Stimulation - Mahdi Alizadeh

4 - 5:30 PM F9 - PNS: A Critical Review (Room: Ceasars Palace - Milano V & VI)

Moderators: Joshua M. Rosenow, MD; *Natalie Strand, MD
Overview of PNS systems: Challenges and opportunities - Patrick D. Ganzer, PhD
PNS for pain: Neuropathic and facial pain - Konstantin V. Slavin, MD
PNS for joint and back pain - Christopher A. Gilmore, MD
Abstract Presentations:
275037 - Peripheral Brachial Plexus Nerve Stimulation in Coagulopathic Patient Who Responded to Median Nerve Modulation - William Brady DO
275038 - Axillary Peripheral Nerve Stimulation for Severe Glenohumeral Osteaorthiritis Not Amenable to Surgery: A case Report - Ya-ting Chen MD
275039 - ECAP Study: Evaluating Holistic Response & Neurophysiology in Real-World Chronic Pain Using ECAP-controlled Closed-Loop SCS - Jason Pope MD
275040 - Peripheral Nerve Stimulation for the Treatment of Chronic Knee Pain: A Retrospective Case Series - Raheleh Rahimi Darabad MD
275041 - Peripheral Nerve Stimulation in Chronic Non-Surgical Joint Pain Patients: A case series - Ellen Lin MD
275044 - Cervical and High Thoracic Dorsal Root Ganglion Stimulation for Complex Regional Pain Syndrome of Upper Extremities - Haley Wardrip MD


4 - 5:30 PM F10 - Neuromodulation: A New Horizon (Room: Ceasars Palace - Milano VII & VIII)

Moderators: Dalia Elmofty, MD
Neuromodulation effects on arterial stiffness and vascular changes in painful diabetic neuropathy - Magdalena M. Anitescu, MD PhD
Back pain without surgery: where can we use neuromodulation - Derron K. Wilson, MD
Mechanisms of Low-frequency, Sub-Perception Spinal Cord Stimulation for Chronic Pain - Warren Grill, PhD
Abstract Presentations:
275048 - Investigation of 10Khz Spinal Cord Stimulation on Small Fiver Painful Diabetic Neuropathy (PDN) - Jaffrey Chen MD, MHS, MS
275049 - Treatment of Chronic pain with a battery-free spinal cord stimulation system: US nPower TM - Mehul Desai MD
275050 - An Unfolding, Injectable Micro-Paddle for Efficient Spinal Cord Stimulation - Bryan Mclaughlin PhD
275051 - Real-World Preliminary Data of EXAP-Controlled Closed-Loop SCS Closely Match with Results of More Controlled Studies - Harold Nijhuis MD
275052 - Inactivation of Spinal Cord Stimulator Implanted Pulse Generators After Elective Surgery: An Under=Recognized Problem - Jordan Norris BS
275053 - Spinal Cord Stimulation Trialing: Is Trialing Predictive of Short, Intermediate, and Long-term Pain Outcomes? - David Provenzano MD
275054 - Effects of High Frequency Spinal Cord Stimulation as Measured by Autonomic Tone and fMRI - Rosalynn Conic MD, PhD, MPH

4 - 5:30 PM F11 - Neuromodulation for Cancer-Related Pain (Room: Ceasars Palace - Neopolitan Ballroom I & II)

Moderators: Ryan D'Souza, MD; Christopher J. Gilligan, MD
Dorsal Column Spinal Cord Stimulation for Cancer Pain - Sandy Christiansen, MD
Dorsal Root Ganglion Stimulation and Peripheral Nerve Stimulation for Cancer Pain - Amitabh Gulati, MD
Intrathecal Drug Delivery Systems for Cancer Pain Pritesh - Topiwala, MD
Pathophysiological changes and chemosensitivity after neuromodulation in cancer patients - Eellan Sivanesan, MD
Abstract Presentations:
275055 - Prolonged Dorsal Root Ganglion (DRG) Trial Adequately Treats Neuropathic Pain Due to Malignan Lumbosacral Mass - Harman Chopra MD
275056 - When Failure of an Intrathecal Pump warrants Spinal Cord Stimulator Placement in a Cancer Patient - Jennifer Cushman MD

4 - 5:30 PM F12 - The Multiple Edges of the Conflict of Interest Sword (Room: Ceasars Palace - Neopolitan Ballroom III & IV)

Moderators: Marc A. Russo, MD; Ellen Air, MD PhD
What is conflict of interest? - Parag G. Patil, MD PhD
COI in Neuromodulation studies - Sam Eldabe, MD
COI in studies criticizing Neuromodulation and in policy decision-making - John Markman, MD


5:30 - 6:30 PM Job Fair (Room: Florentine Ballroom I)

5:30 - 6:30 PM: Women in Neuromodulation Board meeting (Room: Imperial Ballroom)

5:30 - 7 PM Paper Poster Session (Room: Roman Ballroom)

6:30 - 7:30 PM: Women in Neuromodulation reception Social Event (Room: Pompeiian Ballroom)

7:30 PM: Nevro | HFX iQ^TM Reception Social Event (Skybar | Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas)




Saturday, January 14 (Day 2)

7 - 8 AM BS5 - Ethical Conduct in Clinical Neuromodulation (Room: Ceasars Palace - Milano I & II)

Moderators: Vwaire Orhurhu, MD; Ryan D'Souza, MD
Shared patient health information with industry: maintaining confidentiality and protection for our patients - Bryan Hoelzer, MD
Is reprogramming by non-health care worker OK from ethical standpoint? - Jonathan H. Goree, MD
Neuromodulation remote networking and digital storring: is cybersecurity a threat? - TBD


7 - 8 AM BS6 - Automating Functional Neurosurgical Procedures: From Planning to Programming (Room: Ceasars Palace - Milano III & IV)

Moderators: John D. Rolston, MD PhD; Jennifer A. Sweet, MD
Automated trajectory planning for stereo-electroencephalography - Kai Miller, MD
Robotics for functional neurosurgery - Chengyuan Wu, MD
Automated deep brain stimulation programming - Svjetlana Miocinovic, MD PhD


7 - 8 AM BS7 - Venture Summit (Room: Ceasars Palace - Milano V & VI)

Moderators: Amol Soin, MD; Ricardo Vallejo, MD PhD
From Pain Physician to Hedge Fund Manager, VC, and Private Equity Management: How I Did It, Pitfalls to Avoid, and How You Can Do It - Anil Sharma, MD
From the Bench to a Successful Exit: How I Built My Own Neurostimulation Company - Ricardo Vallejo, MD PhD
Establishing Industry Relationship in a Busy Clinical Practice - Steven Falowski, MD


7 - 8 AM BS8 - Spinal Neuromodulation for Pain: Mechanisms of Action (Room: Ceasars Palace - Neopolitan I & II)

Moderators: Tim J. Lamer, MD; Christine Hunt, DO
Conventional Tonic SCS - Jason Pope, MD
High Frequency SCS - Erika A. Petersen, MD
Burst SCS Krishnan - Chakravarthy, MD PhD
Glial Activation - Christine Hunt, DO


8:00 - 8:30 AM: Break

8:30 - 10 AM Plenary Session III: Human Aspect of Neuromodulation: Performance and Burnout (Room: Octavius Ballroom)

Welcome - Ellen L. Air, MD PhD, Susan M. Moeshler, MD
Team Building for Success - Stephanie G. Vanterpool, MD MBA
Addressing Burnout in Clinical Practice - Alaa Abd-Elsayed, MD MPH
Suffer to Win: Endurance to Enhance Your Life - Timothy R. Deer, MD
Humanism Lecture: Human Performance Lessons for the Rest of Life - Michael J. Joyner, MD
Closing Discussion - Ellen L. Air, MD PhD, Susan M. Moeshler, MD

10:30 - 12 PM S1 - Funding Challenges and Opportunites in Neuromodulation Research (Room: Ceasars Palace - Milano I & II)

Moderators: Andrei Sdrulla, MD PhD; Cameron McIntyre, PhD
NIH funding sources Erick Hudak, PhD
Industry sponsored clinical trials Markus Bendel, MD
Foundation grants for neuromodulation research Cameron McIntyre, PhD
Managing collaborations in neuromodulation David Dickerson, MD
Abstract Presentations:
275076 - Hierarchical Surface Restructuring for Next Generation Neural Interfacing Applications - Shahra Amini PhD
275077 - Cervical Intrathecal Catheter Placement Leads to Improved Rostral Distribution of Radiolabeled 18F-Baclofen Analog in Monkeys - Brian Duclos PhD
275078 - Feature Extraction and Prediction of Evoked Coumpound Action Potential during Spinal Cord Stimulation - Seth Koenig PhD
275979 - NINDS and Trans-NIH Funding Opportunites for Technology Development and Translation - Brooks Gross PhD
275080 - Patient-Specific Computational Models to Characterize Physiological Effects of Spinal Cord Stimulation for Chronic Pain Management - Adrian Porras Laura BS

10:30 - 12 PM S2 - Brain Neuromodulation for Psychiatric Disorders (Room: Ceasars Palace - Milano III & IV)

Moderators: Sameer Sheth, MD PhD; Jennifer A. Sweet, MD
Time-Resolved Behavioral Measures in Psychiatric DBS - Kelly R. Bijanki, PhD
Debate: Psychiatric DBS is ready for closed loop - Alik S. Widge, MD PhD
Debate: Psychiatric DBS is not ready for closed loop - Nader Pouratian, MD
Abstract Presentations:
275082 - Reducing the Burden of DBS Programing in OCD: Motivation for Closed-Loop Strategies - Nisha Giridharan MD
275083 - Identification of Resting-State EEG Markers in Patients with Chronic Pain Before Spinal Cord Stimulation Surgery - Ilknur Telkes PhD
275084 - Development of Machine Learning-Based Models to Predict Short Term Success in Substance Use Disorder treatment - Kishan Desai
275081 - Investigating Deep Brain Stimulation of the Habenula - Nolan Brown BS
275085 - Identification of Candidate Neural Biomarkers of Obsessive-Compulsive Symptom Intensity and Response to Deep Brain Stimulation - Nicole Provenza PhD
275086 - Applications of Machine Learning on sEEG Recording to Evaluate Human Numerical Cognition - Hao Tan BS

10:30 - 12 PM S3 - Nerve Neuromodulation Interventions for Headache (Room: Ceasars Palace - Milano V & VI)

Moderators: Samer N. Narouze, MD PhD; Magdalena M. Anitescu, MD PhD
Peripheral nerve stimulation for headache: occipital and supraorbital neuralgia - Narayan R. Kissoon, MD
Peripheral field stimulation and non-invasive neuromodulation for trigeminal autonomic cephalgias - Nathaniel Schuster, MD
High-Cervical dorsal column spinal cord stimulation for migraine and other headache disorders - Ryan D'Souza, MD
Abstract Presentations:
275087 - Characterization of Real World Clinical Outcomes in DTM SCS Trials via a Digital Health Platform - Nandan Lad MD PhD
275088 - PICO10k (Periodic Infrequent Charge-Optimized 10 kHz) Spinal Cord Stimulation Enables Monthly Device Recharging - Mayank Gupta MD
275089 - Retrospective review of real-world outcomes following 60-day PNS of the cervical medial branch nerves - Ryan Mattie MD
275095 - Real-world evidence of pain relief following 60-day occipital nerve stimulation for head and neck pain - Samir Sheth MD
275096 - Efficacy and Cost-containment Assessment of 10kHz Spinal Cord Stimulation in Non-surgical Refractory Back Pain Patients - Leonardo Kapural MD PhD
275231 - Is Magnetic Resonance Imaging Possible for Patients with Defective Neurostimulators - Michael Kretzchmar MD PhD
275232 - Spinal Cord Stimulation for Chronic Limn-Threatening Ischemia of Lower ExtremitiesL A 15-year Analysis

10:30 - 12 PM S4 - Do Outcomes of Spinal Cord Stimulation Differ By The Etiology of Pain? (Room: Ceasars Palace - Milano VII & VII)

Moderators: Anuj Bhatia, MD; Lawrence Poree, MD PhD MPH
Neuropathic pain by any other name would hurt as much - Eellan Sivanesan, MD PhD
Real-life outcomes of SCS for axial and non-axial neuropathic pain syndromes: data from a tertiary academic center - Anuj Bhatia, MD PhD
Very high frequency SCS for non-axial neuropathic pain syndromes: best thing since sliced bread? - Erika A. Petersen, MD
Patient-worn actigraphy for monitoring physical activity and sleep during SCS trials - comparison of axial and non-axial neuropathic pain syndromes - Mandeep Singh, MD MSc
Neuroimaging Biomarkers of Chronic Pain: Advancing Personalized Pain Medicine - Sean MacKey, MD PhD


10:30 - 12 PM S5 - Updates for Advanced Practice Providers in Neuromodulation (Room: Ceasars Palace - Neopolitan I & II)

Moderators: Christy A. Gomez-Hupe, MSN; Teresita DeVera, CRNP
Preventing Burnout for the APP in Neuromodulation - Chelsey Hoffmann, PA
Top Ten Neuromodulation Research Articles to Review from 2022 - Ashley Mears, PA
APP involvement in research - Brittney Misercola, MSN APRN FNP-C CFRN
Abstract Presentations:
275101 - 10 kHz SCS Provides Durable Pain Relief for Patients with Painful Diabetic Neuropathy - Erika Petersen MD
275105 - Use of Artificial Intelligence and Personalized Messaging to Motivate Patient Engagement During the Neuromodulation Journey - Anne Christopher MD
275106 - Use of Remote Physiological Monitoring to Track Patient Well-Being during the SCS Trial - Whitney James MD
275107 - Laminectomy for Dorsal Root Ganglion Stimulation Lead Placement: Outcomes and Surgical Technique - Dorian Kusyk MD MA
275109 - Intraoperative Neuromonitoring for Luboscaral Dorsal Root Ganglion Stimulators Placed Via Laminectomy Under General Anesthesia
275110 - Lessons in BROADEN and Since BROADEN: The Long and Winding Path to FDA Breakthrough Designation - Brian Kopell MD

10:30 - 12 PM S6 - Novel Indications of Non-Invasive Neurostimulation Technologies (Room: Ceasars Palace - Neopolitan III & IV)

Moderators: Marom Bikson, PhD; Niranjan Khadka, PhD
Focused ultrasound and near-infrared light to modulate brain rhythms and connectivity - Jacek Dmochowski, PhD
Neurovascular modulation - Niranjan Khadka, PhD
Novel Application of Non-invasive Brain Stimulation for COVID-19 Disorders From Critically Ill Patients to Long-COVID - Suellen Marinho Andrade
Abstract Presentations:
275114 - 360 Spinal Cord Neural Interface - Damiano Giuseppe Barone, MD, PhD
275115 - Transcutaneous Magnetic Stimulation (TCMS) for Neuropathic Pain - Marshall Bedder, MD, FRCP(C)
275116 - Leveraging Machine LEarning for Early Septicemia Detection frm Noninvasive Analysis of the Autonomic Nervous System - Yifeng Bu, MA
275117 - Functional Ultrasound Imaging Reveals Activation Properties of Clinical Spinal Cord Stimulation Therapy - Kasra Amirdelfan, MD
275118 - Optimizing Spinal Cord Stimulation Using a Novel Green's Function-Based Generalized Activating Function - Esra Neufeld
275119 - EEg Signatures of Epidural Spinal Cord Stimulation: A Desoging and Mechanism of Action Study

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12 - 1:30 PM Nevro Scientific Lunch Symposium (Room: Augustus III)

Introducing HFX IQ^TM I Data-driven, Personalized Pain Relief
Faculty
Kasra Amirdelfan, MD
Usman Latif, MD
Paul Lynch, MD
Leo Kapural, MD PhD

12 - 1:30 PM PainTEQ Lunch Symposium - LinQ-Leading the Clinical Evidence Revolution in Sacroiliac Joint Dysfunction (Room: Augustus V)

This Lunch Symposium is to present data on PainTEQ's LinQ Posterior articular SI Joint Function System
Speakers:
Dawood Sayed, MD
Nomen Azeem, MD

12 - 1:30 PM SPR Lunch Symposium (Room: Augustus I)

Sprint PNS Trifecta: Preserve the Nerve - Sustain Relief - Avoid a Perm
Faculty:
Marc Huntoon, MD
Ryan Mattie, MD
Samir Sheth, MD
John Chae, MD

1:30 - 3:30 PM Plenary Session IV: Maintaining Access: The Future Economic Viability of Neuromodulation (Room: Ceasars Palace - Octavius Ballroom)

Welcome - David A. Provenzano, MD; Joshua M. Rosenow, MD; Ahmed Raslan, MD
Introducation of Keynote Speaker - Ahmed Raslan, MD
Keynote Speaker: Strategy of Creating Value in Neuromodulation - Robert S. Kaplan, PhD
Discussion with Payors: Understanding and Interpreting Neuromodulation Economic Models - David A. Provenzano, MD
ASC Economics-Developing a Viable Neuromodulation Program in the ASC setting - Damean W. Freas, DO
HOPD Economics – Developing a Viable Neuromodulation Program in the Hospital Setting - Joshua M. Rosenow, MD
Economics of Brain Neuromodulation (RNS, VNS, DBS) - Rushna Ali, MD
Closing Discussion - David A. Provenzano, MD; Joshua M. Rosenow, MD; Ahmed Raslan, MD

3:30 - 4 PM: Break

4 - 5:30 PM S7 - Spinal Cord Stimulation for Paralysis (Room: Ceasars Palace - Milano I & II)

Moderators: Sharona Ben-Haim, MD; Maxwell Boakye, MD MPH MBA
Spinal cord circuitry for locomotion - Eiman Azim, PhD
The development of spinal cord stimulation to restore function after paralysis - Jonathan Calvert
Spinal cord stimulation implantation in paralyzed patients for rapid restoration of motor function - Ann Parr, MD PhD
Abstract Presentations:
275122 - Quantification of Visual NeuroMatrix in chronic Adult Spinal Cord Injury Population: A study of rsfMRI - Mahdi Alizadeh PhD
275123 - Interim Analysis of ReActiv8-C: A prospective Multi-Centre Registry of CLBP Patients Treated with Restorative Neurostimulation - Ardeshir Ardeshiri MD
275124 - Structural and Functional Connectivity from PAGV DBS for Central Neuropathic Pain in SCI Patients - Hyun Ho Jung MD PhD
275125 - The Role of Insula in Chronic Neuropathic Pain Following SCI - Shreya Mandloi BS
275126 - Spinal Cord Stimulation in non-reconstructable critical limb ischemia: A study of 72 cases - Simon Schieferdecker MD
275127 - Assessment of Spinal Cord and Sensory Evoked Potentials as Neurophysiological Biomarkers of Multiple Sclerosis - Teresa Wen PhD
275128 - Inter-Patient Variability in the Evoked Coumpound Action Potentials Generated During Spinal Cord Stimulation - Meagan Brucker-Hahn MSE


4 - 5:30 PM S8 - Novel Applications of Neuromodulation for Stroke Rehabilitation (Room: Ceasars Palace - Milano III & IV)

Moderators: Scott Lempka, PhD; Elvira Pirondini, PhD
Cerebellar stimulation for stroke rehabilitation - Ken Baker
Cervical spinal cord in post-stroke hemiparesis - Marco Capogrosso, PhD
Vagus nerve stimulation for motor recovery after stroke - Jesse Dawson, MD
Deep brain stimulation for post-stroke motor symptoms - Elvira Pirondini, PhD
Abstract Presentations:
275129 - Effects of sodium channel clustering on activation thresholds of nonyelinated axons - Jihand MSE
275130 - Peri-Ictal Alterations of Directed Connectivity in Focal Epilepsy: A stereotactic-EEg Study - Graha Johnson Ba
275131 - Electrocemical Characterization of the first FDA-Cleared Thin Film Electrodes for Recording and Stimulation of Brain Activity - Aura Kullmann PhD
275132 - Feasibility of 18FDG-PET-CT assessment of Multifidus Activity and Radiomics based Heterogeneity analysis During Restorative Neurostimulation - Vivek Mehta MD
275133 - The Effects of Transcranial Direct Current Stimulation and Rehab on CVA Patients: Preliminary Results - David Turner BA, CPhT


4 - 5:30 PM S9 - Peripheral Nerve Stimulation for Pelvic Pain (Room: Ceasars Palace - Milano V & VI)

Moderators: Natalie Strand, MD; Amitabh Gulati, MD
Pelvic pain: PNS choices at your disposal - Vinita Singh, MD
Pelvic pain: Neural targets within the pelvis - Matthew Pingree, MD
Pelvic pain: Additional neuromodulation options and targets - Jennifer Hah, MD
Abstract Presentations:
275134 - Paddle Lead Spinal Cord Stiulation in Patients with Morbid Obesity - Outcomes and Complications - Rosh Bharthi BS
275135 - DRG Stimulation Modulates Sympathetic Pathways Allowing Cross-talk Between Levels: A Case Series and Technical Report - Jonathan Lee DO
275136 = Cross-Branch Effects of Parasympathetic Nerve Stimulation on LLeal Inflammation in Rats -Ying Zhy MD
275137 - Effects of VNS on Rectal Tone and Colon Transit in Rats Mediated via Vagal-Sacral Pathway - Yan Wang PhD
275167 - Perceptions of Pain in Menopausal Women Undergoing Spinal Cord Stimulation - Umm E Hani Abdullah MBBS
275168 - Neuromodulation in a 10 year old with Chronic Abdominal Pain: A Case Report - Joysree Subramanian MD
275169 - Neuroodulation in a 10 year old with Chronic Abdominal Pain: A case Report - Cooper YAtes MD


4 - 5:30 PM S10 - The Value of Education for Optimization of Patient Outcomes (Room: Ceasars Palace - Octavius Ballroom)

Moderators: Rany Abdallah, MD; Rushna Ali, MD
Optimizing the Patient Experience in Pain Medicine - TBD
Development of Guidelines - Mark Malinowski, DO
Career Planning and Pivots - Amy Pearson, MD
Discuss the Role of Advances in Surgical Training and Opportunities for Lifelong Learning - Rushna Ali, MD
Standardized Education Across Pain Fellowships - Magdalena M. Anitescu, MD PhD


4 - 5:30 PM S11 - Neuromodulation Innovation: From Idea to Market (Room: Ceasars Palace - Neopolitan I & II)

Moderators: Amol Soin, MD; Eric Schepis PhD
Neuromodulation Innovation: From Idea to Market - Amol Soin, MD
Novel waveform design: How to design, develop, patent and monetize new ideas - Eric Schepis, PhD
Neuromodulation Innovation: How to run proof of concept trials, Navigate the IRB, FDA, and Pearls for success for new ideas - Kip Ludwig, PhD
Abstract Presentations:
275179 - First-in-Human Experience With an Implantable SCS System With Automated Daily Remote Monitoring and Remote Programing - Marc Russo MD
275180 - The Medical-Legal and Ethical Aspects of Neuromodulatory Interventions - Marcin Karcz MD, PhD
275189 - Trends in Medicare Reimbursement for Deep Brain Stimulation Surgery: 2004 - 2021 - Brice Kessler MBA, MD
275190 - Neuromodulative Therapy and Reintegration into Employment - A 10-year Analysis of a Single Occupational-health Surgery - Silke Kretzschmar MBBS
275191 - Comparison of Remote Programming and On-site Programming in Patients with SCS and DRG Stimulation - Mareike Mueller MD

4 - 5:30 PM S12 - Neuromodulation Fundamentals: Effects on Neurons (Room: Ceasars Palace - Neopolitan III & IV)

Moderators: Andrei Sdrulla, MD PhD; Magdalena M. Anitescu, MD PhD
SCS effects on spinal dorsal horn networks - Stephen Prescott, MD PhD
Burst and tonic stimulation modulation of GABAergic circuits - Glenn Franken
Neuromodulation control of spinal function - Shawn Hochman, PhD
Differential effects of SCS waveforms - Andrei Sdrulla, MD PhD
Abstract Presentations:
275192 - An Injectable HElical Structure (DRG F1 Injectrode) Clinical Trial to Demonstrate Parasthesia in Healthy Subjects - Amol Soin MD
27193 - Rapid Adaption of Dorsal Horn Inhibitory Populations to Dorsal Column Stimulation - Andrei Sdrulla MD, PhD
275200 - Spinal ECAP Tresholds Relative to Evoked Muscle Activation in Rats with Clinically Translatable Paradigs - David Cedeno PhD
275201 - Multiplexed High-Rate Program Effects on Spinal ECAPs Elecited by a Low-Rate Program in Rats - David Cedeno PHD
275202 - Quantifying Differential Neural Activation with Burst and Conventional Stimulation Using Spinal Evoked Compound Action Potentials - Lawrence Poree MD, MPH, PhD


5:30 - 6:30 PM: APPR - Advanced Practice Provider Reception Social Event (Pompeian Ballroom I & II)




Sunday, January 15 (Day 3)

8 - 9:30 AM Plenary Session V - Contemporary Debates in Neuromodulation (Room: Ceasars Palace - Octavius Ballroom)

Welcome - Ahmed Raslan, MD; Simon Thomson, MBBS
SCS: To Trial John Markman, MD
SCS: No Need to Trial Ashish Gulve, MD
IDDS: Pro Trial Salim Hayek, MD
IDDS: Not to Trial Sandy Christiansen, MD
Single-Staged DBS Joshua Rosenow, MD
Staged DBS Andre Machado, MD
Closing Discussion Ahmed Raslan, MD; Simon Thomson, MBBS


9:30 - 10 AM: Break

10 - 11:30 AM SUN1 - Intrathecal Drug Delivery for Chronic Pain - Update (Room: Ceasars Palace - Florentine Ballroom III & IV)

Moderators: Sandy Christiansen, MD; Jason Pope, MD
Intrathecal Drug Delivery in Cancer Pain - Jason Pope, MD
Intrathecal Drug Delivery in Non-Cancer Pain - Amitabh Gulati, MD
PACC Update - Jason Pope, MD
Abstract Presentations:
275205 - High Dose Intrathecal Pump Weaning and Surgical Explantation Strategy Following Delayed Intramedullary Catheter Recognition - Vats Ambai BS, MD
2752006 - Updated Longitudinal Data from tDDS Product Surveillance Registry: Effect of Pump Durable Design Changes - Gobi Paramanadam, MD
275207 - Longitudinal Data from the Targeted Drug Delivery (TDD) Product Surveillance Registry: Inflammatory Mass - Gobi Paramanadam, MD
275208 - Intrathacal Pump Refill with a different concentration - A Routine thing or is it? - Tariq Malik, MD
275211 - A Clinical Evaluation of the Accuracy of an Intrathecal Drug Delivery System - Peter Yassa, MD

10 - 11:35 AM C5 - My worst complication (Room: Ceasars Palace - Florentine Ballroom I & II)

Speakers:
Ahmed Raslan, MD
Mayank Gupta, MD
Andrew Ko, MD
Sean Li, MD
Jennifer Hah, MD, MS
Andrei Sdrulla, MD, PHD
Maged Guirguis, MD
Michael Schatman, PHD

10 - 11:30 AM SUN2 - We’ve All Got Homework To Do: Eliminating Inequalities for Patients and Physicians in Interventional Pain and Neuromodulation (Room: Ceasars Palace - Pompeian Ballroom I & II)

Moderators: Dalia Elmofty, MD; Jonathan Goree, MD
See how I feel, not who I am: Implicit Bias and Pain Management - Dalia Elmofty, MD
Disparities in Access to Neuromodulation Therapies: What Factors are at Play? - Jonathan Goree, MD
Challenging Gender Bias for Interventional Pain Medicine Physicians: Imposter Syndrome/Gender inequalities - Amy Pearson
Structural Racism & Diversify Doctor Workforce - Jaleesa Jackson, MD
Abstract Presentations:
275214 - Queen Mari University London Postgraduate Certification in Neuromodulation - Accreditation in Neuromodulation - KAvita Poply FRCA, DA, FFPMRCA
275215 - Multiple RCTs of SCS show consistent outcomes in the treatment of painful diabetic peripheral neuropathy - Melissa Murphy MD
275216 - At-Home Versus In-Clinic Pain Reporting for SCS Patients: Post Hoc Analysis of the BENEFIT-02 Study - Leonardo Kapural MD, PhD
275217 - Establishing MCID in sleep outcomes after spinal cord stimulation in patients with chronic pain disorders - Phillip Johansen BS