Intensive Update in Pain Management 2019 Covering Neuromodulation and Emerging Therapies
The intensive update in pain management 2019 compiles 46 video lectures (4.67 GB, plus one PDF) across fundamentals of interventional pain, regulatory and billing challenges, emerging pharmacological and interventional treatments, neuromodulation utilization, the opioid crisis, ketamine for pain medicine, medical marijuana, and headache management. Sessions include panel discussion and question-and-answer segments alongside individual faculty lectures.
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46Video Lectures
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19Faculty Experts
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2019Release Year
Inside this resource
Fundamentals & Neuromodulation
Spinal cord stimulation mechanisms, sacroiliac joint RFA, dorsal root ganglion stimulation, and device selection.
Billing, Regulatory & Ethical Challenges
Payer negotiations, CPT/RUC coding, and billing for neuromodulation procedures.
Opioid Crisis & Ketamine for Pain Medicine
Buprenorphine, pharmacogenomic testing, opioid stewardship, and ketamine for chronic and acute pain.
Medical Marijuana & Headaches
Cannabinoids in chronic pain treatment and evaluation and pharmacological treatment of headache patients.
Who this serves
- Pain medicine physicians and anesthesiologists — The course covers interventional techniques, neuromodulation devices, and pharmacology core to pain practice.
- Interventional pain specialists — Sessions on spinal cord stimulation, dorsal root ganglion stimulation, and intrathecal drug delivery target procedural practice.
- Physician assistants in pain medicine — A dedicated cannabinoid adverse-effects session is presented by a PA-C faculty member.
Faculty & syllabus
Faculty 19 speakers
Named faculty (credentials as given in source data):
- Ricardo Vallejo, MD, PhD — Spinal Cord Stimulation Mechanism of Action & Tonic Stimulation
- Thomas Mroz, MD — Cervical Spine Surgery & Neck/Arm Pain Following Cervical Fusion
- David “DJ” Kennedy, MD — Sacroiliac Joint RFA, Core Stability & Basivertebral Nerve Ablation
- Leo Kapural, MD, PhD — Chronic Abdominal Pain Algorithm & High Frequency Stimulation
- Timothy R. Deer, MD — Neuromodulation Overuse, Burst Stimulation & Dorsal Root Ganglion Stimulation
- Damean Freas, DO — Payer Negotiations & Ethical Concerns in Billing
- Richard W. Rosenquist, MD — CPT/RUC Coding & Opioid Use Disorder
- Robert Bolash, MD — Billing for Neuromodulation, Intrathecal Drug Delivery, Nav1.7 & Buprenorphine
- Christopher J. Gilligan, MD — ReActiv8 Trial, Opioid Stewardship & Non-Pain Applications of Ketamine
- MaryAnn Mays, MD — CGRP Antagonists & Migraine Treatment
- Mark S. Wallace, MD — Nerve Growth Factor & Cannabinoids in Chronic Pain
- Nagy Mekhail, MD, PhD — Neurostimulation From Inception to the Future & Feedback Modified Stimulation
- Jennifer Hockings, PharmD, PhD — Pharmacogenomics & FDA-Approved Direct-to-Consumer Testing
- Samuel Samuel, MD — Ketamine for Chronic Pain, Contraindications & Interventional Headache Approaches
- Sree Kolli, MD — Ketamine for Acute Pain
- Teresa Dews, MD — Ketamine: Miracle Drug or Latest Fad?
- Jijun Xu, MD, PhD — Ketamine for CRPS
- Scott Petersen, PA-C — Adverse Effects of Cannabinoids
- Imanuel R. Lerman, MD — Evaluating the Headache Patient: When Is Imaging Indicated?
Before you buy
What topics are covered in the intensive update in pain management 2019?
Topics include neuromodulation fundamentals and devices, billing and regulatory issues, emerging pharmacological treatments, the opioid crisis, ketamine for pain medicine, medical marijuana, and headache management.
How is the course delivered?
As 46 video files (.mp4 format, 4.67 GB) plus one PDF file, with individual faculty lectures and panel discussion/Q&A segments.
The chart
| Format | Video Files (.mp4) + PDF |
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| Duration | 46 video lectures |
| Faculty | Ricardo Vallejo, MD, PhD and 18 additional named faculty |
| Year | 2019 |
| Publisher | Intensive Update in Pain Management |
| Department | Anesthesiology |
| Delivery | Instant download after checkout · lifetime re-access |
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