Dannemiller Pain Review course 2017 (CME VIDEOS)

Overview

The Dannemiller Pain Review Course 2017 (CME VIDEOS) offers comprehensive on-demand education in pain medicine, originally held August 19–24, 2017. This course consolidates expert knowledge on pain diagnosis, management, and pharmacological interventions, supporting clinicians in strengthening their expertise and clinical confidence.

On-demand pain medicine education — accessible anytime, anywhere.

Agenda

This course delivers a detailed review of critical topics in pain medicine with emphasis on both clinical and pharmacological management strategies. The agenda covers diverse subjects from neuropathic pain to interventional procedures and ethical considerations.

• Neuropathic Pain
• Steroids, Anti-depressants, and Anti-convulsants
• Imaging of Pain 1 – CT and Plain Films
• Imaging of Pain 2 – MRI
• Imaging of Pain 3 – Bone scan, PET scan, Headaches, Fluoroscopy Radiation Safety
• Function, Impairment, Disability, & Handicap
• Trigger Points & Peripheral Joint Injections
• Rehabilitation Medicine Approach to Chronic Pain Management
• Opioids, REMS, Prescription Writing
• NSAIDs, Muscle Relaxants
• Complementary and Alternative Medicine
• Anatomy of the Spine
• Hospice and Pain Management in War and Underserved Areas
• Pediatric Pain Management
• Geriatric Pain Management
• Overview of Neurosurgical Invasive Techniques
• Discectomy and Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery
• Neuromodulation
• Biology of Pain Processing
• Post Tissue Injury Pain
• Post Nerve Injury Pain
• Radiofrequency Lesioning in Pain Management
• Pelvic Pain
• Central Pain States
• Head and Neck Blocks
• Headache
• Facial Pain
• Anatomy of the Upper and Lower Extremities
• Extremity Pain
• Ethical Issues in Pain Management
• Clinical Neurophysiologyc
• Nociceptive Pain
• Trauma Pain Management
• Sympathetic Nervous System Related Pain & CRPS
• Brachial Plexus Block Update – State of the Art, PNS vs US
• Cancer Pain and Symptom Management
• Lower Extremity Nerve Blocks – PNS vs US – State of the Art
• Spinal & Epidural Blocks
• Ethics, Research Design, Elementary Statistics
• Psychogenic Pain
• Psychological Assessment of Pain
• Psychological Treatment of Pain
• Painful Medical Conditions
• Anatomy of the Thorax & Abdomen
• Painful Conditions – Thorax and Abdomen
• Acute to Chronic Pain

Learning Objectives

• Identify painful entities, both regional and generalized, and their anatomical and pathophysiological basis for diagnosis and treatment.
• Develop strategies for pharmacological intervention in pain states based on sound pharmacological principles.
• Explain the anatomical and physiological basis of painful states and their management.
• Describe the place of interventional pain management procedures in pain management based on evidence-based medicine.
• Describe the ethical and legal requirements for undertaking pain management.

Speakers

This program features contributions from multiple experts in pain medicine, providing evidence-based perspectives and practical insights to enhance clinical practice in pain management.

Target Audience

This course is designed for pain medicine specialists preparing for certification or re-certification, as well as allied health care professionals seeking to expand their knowledge and improve clinical practice in pain management.

Why This Topic Matters

The Dannemiller Pain Review Course 2017 (CME VIDEOS) addresses key aspects of pain medicine, including diagnosis, treatment options, and evolving interventional techniques. This focus enhances clinical expertise for healthcare professionals engaged in managing complex pain conditions within the specialty of pain medicine.

Available through MedHub Central as an on-demand resource, this course supports continuous professional development by reinforcing foundational knowledge and practical skills essential to effective pain management.