Study in Multidisciplinary International Symposium PAin

International Symposium of Ultrasound in Regional Anesthesia

CONGRESS

Study in Multidisciplinary PAin Research

Florence, ItalyMARCH 29TH – APRIL 1ST

PROGRAMPalazzo dei Congressi di FirenzeFlorence Congress Center

INDEX Welcome Message 4 Committees 5 Faculty 6 Program at a glance 8 ScientificProgram Wednesday, March 29th 16 Thursday, March 30th 17 Friday, March 31st 23 Saturday, April 1st 37 Workshops 48 Oral & Poster session 66 General Information 76 Sponsors 80

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Welcome to IX SIMPAR-ISURA 2017Dear Friends and Colleagues,We are honored to welcome all of you at the IX SIMPAR - ISURA meeting, in the wonderful city of Florence.Two international and well known meetings will join together, in order to give you the unique opportunity of building your own, personalized meeting experience by choosing among the most updated topics on peri-operative care and chronic pain.SIMPAR (Study In Multidisciplinary PAin Research) is the first “bench to bedside” meeting based on a “’translational’ approach, where basic scientists and clinicians can meet and share their expertise in order to improve the management of patients with acute and chronic pain.ISURA (International Symposium of Ultrasound for Regional Anesthesia and Pain Medicine) is the first international meeting completely dedicated to the application of ultrasound for regional anesthesia and pain medicine, now at the 14th edition.As you can see from the program, you can find several different sessions with most important experts in the field of basic science of pain, postoperative and chronic pain management.

BUILD YOUR PERSONALIZED PROGRAMFurthermore, parallel “Meet the Expert” and “PRO-CON” sessions will be available, as well as focused workshops: “Feed your Destiny” will address the topic of nutrition and pain, young researchers will present their projects in the “YAP” meeting, and a new drug formulation will be presented at PAINNOVATION. A dedicated session will be also available for pain in infants and children. Do not miss the US workshops in acute and chronic pain with the most known clinicians in this field! SIMPAR-ISURA is the place where scientists and clinicians, as you, can meet and improve their scientific and technical skills, to translate innovations into clinical pain management in a friendly atmosphere; it is a wonderful opportunity for scientists, clinicians and stakeholders to meet in an awesome venue to share new ideas.Finally, we kindly invite you to attend the Welcome Cocktail after the Opening Ceremony on Thursday: a moment to celebrate with the other 950 registered attendants!We hope that you will enjoy the unique SIMPAR-ISURA atmosphere and remember to share your experience of these days with us on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook!

#SIMPARISURA

Massimo Allegri, Inna Belfer, Giorgio Cruccu and Philip PengCongress Presidents

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CommitteesPRESIDENTS 2017Massimo Allegri, University of Parma, Italy (SIMPAR)Inna Belfer, McGill University Health Center, Montreal, Canada (SIMPAR)Giorgio Cruccu, University La Sapienza, Rome, Italy (SIMPAR)Philip Peng, University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada (ISURA)

SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE MEMBERSInna Belfer, McGill University Health Center, Montreal, CanadaJuan Pablo Cata, The University of Texas-MD Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, TX, USAVincent Chan, University of Toronto, Toronto, CanadaJosè De Andrès, Valencia School of Medicine-Valencia General University Hospital, Valencia, SpainManuela De Gregori, Fondazione IRCCS Policlinico San Matteo, Pavia, ItalyLuda Diatchenko, McGill University Health Center, Montreal, CanadaChristopher Gharibo, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, USAVijaya Gottumukkala, The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, USAThomas Grau, Academic Hospital of WWU, Münster, GermanyPablo M. Ingelmo, McGill University Health Center, Montreal, CanadaTroels Staehelin Jensen, Aarhus University Hospital, DenmarkPatricia Lavand’homme, St Luc Hospital UCL Medical School, Brussels, BelgiumPer-Arne Lönnqvist, Karolinska Institutet, Stockholm, SwedenEdward Mariano, Stanford University School of Medicine; VA Palo Alto Health Care System, California, USABarry Nicholls, Taunton & Somerset NHS foundation Trust, Taunton, UKGeert Van Geffen, Radboud University Medical Centre, Nijmegen, Netherlands

LOCAL SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEEMarco Baciarello, University of Parma, ItalyDario Bugada, Azienda Ospedaliero Universitaria ParmaFlaminia Coluzzi, University “La Sapienza”, Rome, ItalyChristian Compagnone, Azienda Ospedaliero Universitaria ParmaAndrea Fanelli, Ospedale Sant’Orsola Bologna, ItalyMaurizio Marchesini, Azienda Ospedaliero Universitaria di Parma, ItalyAndrea Truini, University “La Sapienza”, Rome, ItalyRenato Vellucci, Azienda Ospedaliero Universitaria Careggi, Florence, Italy

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FacultyAbbas Kris, CanadaAgur Anne, CanadaAlakkad Husni, Saudi ArabiaAl-Kaisy Adnan, UKAllegri Massimo, ItalyAllegri Nicola, ItalyAnderson Brian, AustraliaArendt-Nielsen Lars, DenmarkArranz Laura Isabel, SpainAstuto Marinella, ItalyAtchia Ismael, UKAtzori Barbara, ItalyBacchini Lorenza, ItalyBaciarello Marco, ItalyBaldini Gabriele, CanadaBalestrieri Manuela, ItalyBarbi Egidio, ItalyBasbaum Allan, USABehr Astrid, ItalyBelfer Inna, USABendtsen Thomas, DenmarkBennett David, UKBhatia Anuj, CanadaBianchesi Antonella, ItalyBonci Antonello, ItalyBorgeat Alain, SwitzerlandBørglum Jens, DenmarkBorrometi Fabio, ItalyBugada Dario, ItalyBushnell Catherine, USACappelleri Gianluca, ItalyCata Juan, USACavarretta Giada, ItalyCervero Fernando, CanadaChan Vincent, CanadaColuzzi Flaminia, ItalyCompagnone Christian, ItalyCorcione Antonio, Italy

Cruccu Giorgio, ItalyCuratolo Michele, USADagostino Concetta, ItalyDaSilva Alexandre F., USADe Andrés Jose, SpainDe Gregori Manuela, ItalyDe Ridder Dirk, New ZealandDesai Mehul, ItalyDi Pasquale Raffaella, ItalyDiatchenko Luda, CanadaDickenson Anthony, UKDiwan Sudhir, USADonadio Eleonora, ItalyEichenberger Urs, SwitzerlandEisenach James, USAFanelli Andrea, ItalyFanelli Guido, ItalyFerland Catherine, CanadaFerragamo Beatrice, ItalyFerrero Federica, ItalyFornari Marta, ItalyFornasari Diego, ItalyGambarini Antonella, ItalyGavagni Santina, ItalyGeppetti Pierangelo, ItalyGharibo Christopher, USAGhisi Daniela, ItalyGofeld Michael, CanadaGottumukkala Vijaya, USAGrassi Gianpaolo, ItalyGrau Thomas, GermanyGreher Manfred, AustriaHayek Salim M., USAHoffman Hunter G., USAIngelmo Pablo M., CanadaIvani Giorgio, ItalyJensen Troels S., DenmarkKehlet Henrik, Denmark

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Kosuta Stefania, ItalyKristensen Michael, DenmarkKruisselbrink Richelle, CanadaLa Sala Rachele, ItalyLatina Roberto, ItalyLavalle Tiziana, ItalyLavand’homme Patricia, BelgiumLeonardi Giovanni, ItalyLinderoth Bengt, SwedenLinninger Andreas, USALobo Clara, PortugalLoh Eldon, CanadaLönnqvist Per-Arne, SwedenLorente Cebrian Silvia, SpainMammucari Massimo, ItalyMarchesini Maurizio, ItalyMariano Edward, USAMarletta Giuseppe, ItalyMartini Daniela, ItalyMaynes Jason T., CanadaMena Parreno Pedro Miguel, ItalyMennuni Simona, ItalyMesseri Andrea, ItalyMondardini Maria Cristina, ItalyMontali Arianna, ItalyMontella Silvana, ItalyMoriggl Bernhard, AustriaMossetti Valeria, ItalyMuscoli Carolina, ItalyNarouze Samer, USANozzoli Carlo, ItalyOrlandi Davide, ItalyPalmisani Stefano, UKParras Maldonado Teresa, UKPedroni Egidio, ItalyPeng Philip, CanadaPerlas Anahi, CanadaPicardo Sergio, Italy

Pignotti Maria Serenella, ItalyPlancarte Ricardo, MexicoPolistina Claudio, ItalyRauck Richard, USARawal Narinder, SwedenRebellato Manuela, ItalyRivera Gonzalo, ChileRizza Valentina, ItalyRoda Enrico, ItalyRomualdi Patrizia, ItalyRonc Michela, ItalyRondanelli Mariangela, ItalySalamone Maurizio, ItalySammartino Marina, ItalySchatman Michael E., USASchreiber Kristin L., USASchumacher Mark, USASinha Sanjay, USASollami Alfonso, ItalyStadler Thilo, ItalyTeoh Wendy , SingaporeTesfaye Solomon, UKThottungal Athmaja, UKTruini Andrea, ItalyTsui Ban, CanadaValente Adriana, ItalyVan Boxem Koen, The NetherlandsVan Buyten Jean-Pierre, BelgiumVan Geffen Geert Jan, The NetherlandsVellucci Renato, ItalyViganò Roberto, ItalyVillarini Anna, ItalyViscusi Eugene, USAZadra Nicola, ItalyWicksell Rikard, SwedenWilder Robert, USA

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Wednesday, March 29th, 2017HALL GREEN ROOM ROOM 9 ROOM 4

WorkshopPAINNOVATION

(14.00-19.00)

PRE-CONFERENCE PERI-OPERATIVE

WORKSHOPGastric

(14.00-16.00/16.30-18.30)


WORKSHOP Airways and Lungs

(14.00-16.00/16.30-18.30)

Thursday, March 30th, 2017HALL AUDITORIUM GREEN ROOM LEMON HOUSE ONICE ROOM ROOM 9 ROOM 4

First morning session

Ultrasound and Regional

Anesthesia Track (8.15-11.00)

SARNePI WorkshopIl Dolore nel Bambino -

Pain in Children

Ultrasound and Pain Medicine

Track (10.00-11.00)

FYD 2 WorkshopFEED YOUR DESTINY,

FIGHTING PAIN

Break 11.00 am - 11.30 am

Second morning session




Track (11.30-13.15)


FIGHTING PAIN


Pain in Children

Lunch 1.15 pm - 2.30 pm

First afternoon session




Track (14.30-15.45)


FIGHTING PAIN


Pain in Children

YAP Workshop Young Against Pain

(13.30-16.00)

Plenary session

SIMPAR-ISURA Opening session and YAP Award

(16.00-19.00)

Welcome Cocktail 7.00 pm

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Wednesday, March 29th, 2017HALL GREEN ROOM ROOM 9 ROOM 4

WorkshopPAINNOVATION

(14.00-19.00)


WORKSHOPGastric

(14.00-16.00/16.30-18.30)


WORKSHOP Airways and Lungs

(14.00-16.00/16.30-18.30)

Thursday, March 30th, 2017HALL AUDITORIUM GREEN ROOM LEMON HOUSE ONICE ROOM ROOM 9 ROOM 4





Pain in Children


Track (10.00-11.00)


FIGHTING PAIN

Break 11.00 am - 11.30 am

Second morning session




Track (11.30-13.15)


FIGHTING PAIN


Pain in Children

Lunch 1.15 pm - 2.30 pm





Track (14.30-15.45)


FIGHTING PAIN


Pain in Children

YAP Workshop Young Against Pain

(13.30-16.00)

Plenary session

SIMPAR-ISURA Opening session and YAP Award

(16.00-19.00)

Welcome Cocktail 7.00 pm

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Friday, March 31st, 2017HALL AUDITORIUM GREEN ROOM LEMON HOUSE ONICE ROOM ROOM 9 FIRST FLOOR

ROOMS


Opioid Free Analgesia: Making It Possible

(8.30-10.30)


Track(8.30-10.30)

Neuropathic Pain: Is It Still an Issue?

(8.30-10.30)

PC1 - PRO-CON:Radiofrequency in the Treatment

of Back Pain: Pulsed vs Continous

vs Cooled Approaches(8.30-10.30)

ME1 - MEET THE EXPERT: Conducting

Pain Research: Conceptualizations,

Empirical Approaches and Strategies for

Maximizing the Likelihood

of Publication(8.30-10.30)

Ultrasound Regional Anesthesia Workshops

Break 10.30 am - 11.00 am

Second morning sessionPostoperative Pain: New Perspectives

(11.00-13.00)


Track(11.00-13.00)

Updating Our Knowledge on Diabetic Neuropathy(11.00-13.00)

PC2 - PRO-CON: Opioids in

Orthopedics Surgery

(11.00-13.00)

ME2 - MEET THE EXPERT:

Solving the SCS Programming

Nightmare!(11.00-13.00)


Lunch 1.00 pm - 2.15 pm


Understanding and Treating Chronic

Postoperative Pain(14.15-16.15)


Track(14.15-16.15)

A Multidimensional Approach

to Chronic Pain: A Possibility

and a Necessity!(14.15-16.15)

Cancer Pain Management

in 2016 and Beyond(14.15-16.15)

10 Best Abstracts: Free Communications

(14.15-16.15)


Break 4.15 pm - 4.45 pm

Second afternoon session

Local Anesthesia: Tips for Optimal

Performance(16.45-18.45)


Track(16.45-18.45)

Opioids and Chronic Pain: Friends or Foe?

(16.45-18.45)

PC3 - PRO- CON:Interventional

Techniques for Cancer Pain

(16.45-18.45)


Ketamine and Lidocaine Infusions as Aspects of Anesthetic Regimens

(16.45-18.45)


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Friday, March 31st, 2017HALL AUDITORIUM GREEN ROOM LEMON HOUSE ONICE ROOM ROOM 9 FIRST FLOOR

ROOMS


Opioid Free Analgesia: Making It Possible

(8.30-10.30)


Track(8.30-10.30)

Neuropathic Pain: Is It Still an Issue?

(8.30-10.30)

PC1 - PRO-CON:Radiofrequency in the Treatment

of Back Pain: Pulsed vs Continous

vs Cooled Approaches(8.30-10.30)

ME1 - MEET THE EXPERT: Conducting

Pain Research: Conceptualizations,

Empirical Approaches and Strategies for

Maximizing the Likelihood

of Publication(8.30-10.30)


Break 10.30 am - 11.00 am

Second morning sessionPostoperative Pain: New Perspectives

(11.00-13.00)


Track(11.00-13.00)

Updating Our Knowledge on Diabetic Neuropathy(11.00-13.00)

PC2 - PRO-CON: Opioids in

Orthopedics Surgery

(11.00-13.00)


Solving the SCS Programming

Nightmare!(11.00-13.00)


Lunch 1.00 pm - 2.15 pm


Understanding and Treating Chronic

Postoperative Pain(14.15-16.15)


Track(14.15-16.15)

A Multidimensional Approach

to Chronic Pain: A Possibility

and a Necessity!(14.15-16.15)

Cancer Pain Management

in 2016 and Beyond(14.15-16.15)

10 Best Abstracts: Free Communications

(14.15-16.15)


Break 4.15 pm - 4.45 pm

Second afternoon session

Local Anesthesia: Tips for Optimal

Performance(16.45-18.45)


Track(16.45-18.45)

Opioids and Chronic Pain: Friends or Foe?

(16.45-18.45)

PC3 - PRO- CON:Interventional

Techniques for Cancer Pain

(16.45-18.45)


Ketamine and Lidocaine Infusions as Aspects of Anesthetic Regimens

(16.45-18.45)


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Saturday, April 1st, 2017HALL AUDITORIUM GREEN ROOM LEMON HOUSE ONICE ROOM ROOM 9 FIRST FLOOR

ROOMS ROOM 6


Ultrasound and Regional Anesthesia

Track(8.30-11.00)

Nerve Stimulation: New Indications for an Estabilished Technique

(9.00-11.00)

Visceral Pain: A Challenge for Treatment and Management

(9.00-11.00)

PC4 - PRO-CON: Will Truncal Somatic Blocks Replace TEA

as the Preferred Approach

for Abdominal Surgery?

(9.00-11.00)


Unraveling Genetics and Behavioral Risk

Factors for Persistent Post-Surgical

and Chronic Pain Conditions(9.00-11.00)

NURSING WORKSHOPUltrasound Chronic

Pain Workshops

9.00 am - 11.00 am

Second morning sessionLow Back Pain: an Unresolved Issue

(11.30-13.30)


Track(11.30-13.30)

Prevention of Perioperative Pain in Cancer

Patients(11.30-13.30)

PC5 - PRO-CON:Regional Anesthesia

in Trauma Patients(11.30-13.30)


Stilll More Opioid Guidelines - CDC, etc -

What to do?(11.30-13.30)

Ultrasound Chronic Pain Workshops

(8.45-15.30)

NURSING WORKSHOP

Lunch 1.30 am - 2.30 pm


Tips and Clinical Pearls for Pharmacology Neuromodulation

of Chronic Pain(14.30-16.30)


Track(14.30-16.30)

From Acute to Chronic Pain:

The Never Ending Story(14.30-16.30)

PC6 - PRO-CON:Cannabinoids

in Chronic Pain: Friends or Foes?

(14.30-16.30)


(8.45-15.30)

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Saturday, April 1st, 2017HALL AUDITORIUM GREEN ROOM LEMON HOUSE ONICE ROOM ROOM 9 FIRST FLOOR

ROOMS ROOM 6



Track(8.30-11.00)

Nerve Stimulation: New Indications for an Estabilished Technique

(9.00-11.00)

Visceral Pain: A Challenge for Treatment and Management

(9.00-11.00)

PC4 - PRO-CON: Will Truncal Somatic Blocks Replace TEA

as the Preferred Approach

for Abdominal Surgery?

(9.00-11.00)


Unraveling Genetics and Behavioral Risk

Factors for Persistent Post-Surgical

and Chronic Pain Conditions(9.00-11.00)

NURSING WORKSHOPUltrasound Chronic

Pain Workshops

9.00 am - 11.00 am

Second morning sessionLow Back Pain: an Unresolved Issue

(11.30-13.30)


Track(11.30-13.30)

Prevention of Perioperative Pain in Cancer

Patients(11.30-13.30)

PC5 - PRO-CON:Regional Anesthesia

in Trauma Patients(11.30-13.30)


Stilll More Opioid Guidelines - CDC, etc -

What to do?(11.30-13.30)


(8.45-15.30)

NURSING WORKSHOP

Lunch 1.30 am - 2.30 pm


Tips and Clinical Pearls for Pharmacology Neuromodulation

of Chronic Pain(14.30-16.30)


Track(14.30-16.30)

From Acute to Chronic Pain:

The Never Ending Story(14.30-16.30)

PC6 - PRO-CON:Cannabinoids

in Chronic Pain: Friends or Foes?

(14.30-16.30)


(8.45-15.30)

SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM

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Wednesday, March 29th 2017ISURA PRE-CONFERENCE PERI-OPERATIVE WORKSHOPS(Pre-registration requested, fee not included)

14.00-16.00 / 16.30-18.30ROOM 4Airways and lungsChairs: Michael Kristensen, Ban TsuiMichael Kristensen, Wendy Teoh, Richelle Kruisselbrink, Ban Tsui

14.00-16.00 / 16.30-18.30ROOM 9GastricChair: Anahi PerlasAnahi Perlas, Richelle Kruisselbrink, Kris Abbas, Husni Alakkad

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Thursday, March 30th, 2017First morning session

AUDITORIUM

ULTRASOUND AND REGIONAL ANESTHESIA08.15-08.30Welcoming AddressPhilip PengChair: Geert Jan van Geffen

08.30-08.50Regional Anesthesia for Trunk BlockBernhard Moriggl

08.50-10.10Update on Trunk BlockPectoral Nerve and Serratus Pain Block (PEC)Teresa Parras MaldonadoThoracic Paravertebral Nerve Block (TPVB)Thomas GrauTransversus Abdominis Plane Block (TAP)Thomas BendtsenQuadratus Lumborum Block (QLB)Jens Børglum

10.10-10.50Update on Limb BlocksUpper Limb Block-What’s NewEdward MarianoLower Limb Block-What’s NewThomas Bendtsen

10.50-11.00Question and Answer Session

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Thursday, March 30th, 2017First morning session

GREEN ROOM

ULTRASOUND AND PAIN MEDICINEPAIN MEDICINEPeripheral and Axial Structures10.00-10.15Welcoming AddressPhilip Peng

10.15-11.00Sonoanatomy - Peripheral and Axial StructuresBernhard Moriggl

11.00-11.30 Break

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Thursday, March 30th, 2017Second morning session

11.30-13.15AUDITORIUM

ULTRASOUND AND REGIONAL ANESTHESIAChair: Vincent Chan

Update on Techniques - Group DemonstrationPEC/PVB/TAP/QLB/Adductor Canal Block (ACB)/New Blocks Thomas Bendtsen, Jens Børglum, Edward Mariano, Teresa Parras Maldonado, Geert Jan van Geffen

Debate I: Are Peripheral Nerve Blocks for Hip and Knee Surgeries Necessary?Sanjay Sinha vs. Jens Børglum

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Thursday, March 30th, 2017Second morning session

11.30-13.15GREEN ROOM

ULTRASOUND AND PAIN MEDICINEUpdate on Six Common Ultrasound-Guided - Peripheral BlocksChair: Samer Narouze

Stellate Ganglion Block (SGB)/Cervical Sympathetic ChainSamer Narouze

Greater and Lesser Occipital Nerve (GON, LON)Michael Gofeld

Suprascapular Nerve (SSN)Michele Curatolo

Ilioinguinal, Iliohypogastric and Genitofemoral Nerve (II, IH, GFN)Athmaja Thottungal

Lateral Femoral Cutaneous Nerve (LFCN)Anuj Bhatia

Deep Gluteal Syndrome Including Piriformis (Piri) and Pudendal (Pud) NervePhilip Peng

13.15-14.30 Lunch

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Thursday, March 30th, 2017Second afternoon session


ULTRASOUND AND REGIONAL ANESTHESIAChairs: Thomas Grau

Debate II: Are PEC Blocks Necessary for Breast Surgeries? Teresa Parras Maldonado vs. Geert Jan van Geffen

Debate III: Does Regional Anesthesia Improve Outcome in Orthopedic SurgeryEdward Mariano vs Ban Tsui


ULTRASOUND AND PAIN MEDICINEUpdate on Techniques - Group DemonstrationSGB/GON/SSN/IL/GFN/LFCN/Piri/PudChair: Anuj BhatiaAnuj Bhatia, Michele Curatolo, Michael Gofeld, Samer Narouze, Athmaja Thottungal

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Thursday, March 30th, 2017Second afternoon session

16.00-19.00AUDITORIUM16.00-16.15Authorithies’ WelcomeAntonio Corcione, President SIAARTI SocietyGuido Fanelli, Scientific Director PinHub16.20-18.20PLENARY SESSION SIMPAR-ISURAChairs: Inna Belfer, Giorgio Cruccu, Philip Peng16.20-16.45From Acute to Chronic Pain: Top 2016 Paper. A Basic Science Point of ViewAnthony Dickenson16.45-17.10From Acute to Chronic Pain: Top 2016 Paper. A Translational Point of ViewJames Eisenach17.10-17.35From Acute to Chronic Pain: Top 2016 Paper. A Clinical Point of ViewPatricia Lavand’homme17.35-18.00Paracetamol an Old Drug for New Strategies!Christopher Gharibo18.00-18.20Discussion18.20-19.00YAP AwardMassimo Allegri, James Eisenach, Lars Arendt-Nielsen

Welcome Cocktail

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Friday, March 31st, 2017 First morning session


OPIOID FREE ANALGESIA: MAKING IT POSSIBLEChairs: Gabriele Baldini, Dario Bugada

8.30-8.50Bench - Adverse Drug Effects and Preoperative Medication Factors Related to Perioperative Low-Dose Ketamine InfusionsEugene Viscusi

8.50-9.10Translational - Opioid Free Analgesia - Evidence and Clinical PearlsGabriele Baldini

9.10-9.30From Childhood to Adulthood - Opioid Free Analgesia for ChildrenBrian Anderson

9.30-9.50Clinical - Multimodal Analgesia: A New Paradigm for Opioids?Narinder Rawal

9.50-10.30Discussion - Insights for Clinical Practice

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ULTRASOUND AND PAIN MEDICINEChair: Michele Curatolo

08.30-08.50Muscoloskeletal SonoanatomyBernhard Moriggl

08.50-09.10Update Joint Innervation: Hip, Knee & Sacroiliac Joint Anne Agur

09.10-09.50Shoulder-Scanning Protocol and Intervention I (with demonstration)Davide OrlandiPercutaneous Treatment of Calcific Tendinitis: Tips and TricksDavide Orlandi

09.50-10.10Elbow/Wrist - Scanning Protocol and Interventional II (with Demonstration)Ismael Atchia

10.10-10.30Autologous Blood and PRPNarouze Samer

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8.30-10.30LEMON HOUSENeuropathic Pain: Is It Still an Issue…?Chairs: Massimo Allegri, Andrea Truini

8.30-8.50Bench - Cell Transplant to Treat Neuropathic Pain and ItchAllan Basbaum

8.50-9.10Translational - The Painful ChannellopathiesDavid Bennett

9.10-9.30Clinical - Neuropathic Pain: an Updated Grading System for Research and Clinical PracticeTroels S. Jensen

9.30-9.50Clinical - Trigeminal Neuralgia: A New Classification and Diagnostic Grading for Practice and ResearchGiorgio Cruccu


10.30-11.00 Break

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Friday, March 31st, 2017 Second morning session

11.00-13.00AUDITORIUMPostoperative Pain: New PerspectivesChairs: Juan Cata, Andrea Fanelli

11.00-11.20Bench - Genomics: A Pachway to Better Understanding of Acute Pain MechanismInna Belfer

11.20-11.40Translational - NSAID: An “Old” Drug with a “New” Mechanism for the Central Nervous SystemLars Arendt-Nielsen

11.40-12.00From Childhood to Adulthood - Alpha-2 Agonists as Adjuvants to Local Anesthetics for Peripheral Nerve BlockadePer-Arne Lönnqvist

12.00-12.20Clinical - Future Perspectives on the Perioperative Prevention of Chronic PainMichele Curatolo


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ULTRASOUND AND PAIN MEDICINEScanning Protocol and Interventional III (with demonstration) Chair: Bernhard Moriggl

11.00-11.30HipAnuj Bhatia

11.30-12.00KneeIsmael Atchia

12.00-12.30Hip and Knee DenervationMichael Gofeld

12.30-13.00Question and Answer Session

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11.00-13.00LEMON HOUSEUpdating Our Knowledge on Diabetic NeuropathyChairs: Silvana Montella, Andrea Truini

11.00-11.20Bench - Small Fiber Neuropathy in Diabetic neuropathyTroels S. Jensen

11.20-11.40Translational - Diabetic Peripheral Neuropathy may not be as its Name Suggests: Evidence from Magnetic Resonance ImagingSolomon Tesfaye

11.40-12.00Clinical - Are There Different Predictors of Analgesic Response Between Antidepressants and Anticonvulsants in Painful Diabetic Neuropathy?Giorgio Cruccu

12.00-12.20From Childhood to Adulthood - Is There a Plan for Lidocaine Infusions in Small Fiber Lessions in Children?Robert Wilder


13.00-14.15 Lunch

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Friday, March 31st, 2017 First afternoon session

14.15-16.15AUDITORIUMUnderstanding and Treating Chronic Postoperative PainChairs: Dario Bugada, Pablo M. Ingelmo

14.15-14.35Bench - The Role of Monoamines in Pain ModulationAnthony Dickenson

14.35-14.55Translational - The role of the Peripheral Nervous System in the Progression of Acute to Chronic PainJames Eisenach

14.55-15.15From Childhood to Adulthood - Is Chronic Postoperative Pain Different in Children?Pablo M. Ingelmo

15.15-15.35Clinical - Enhanced Recovery After Surgery Guideline (ERAS): Preventing the Development of Chronic Postoperative Pain through Fast Track SurgeryHenrik Kehlet


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ULTRASOUND AND PAIN MEDICINEUpdate on 4 Common Ultrasound - Guided Axial BlocksChair: Urs Eichenberger

14.15-14.45Third Occipital Nerve (TON), Cervical Medical Branch (CMB), Block and Radiofrequency AblationUrs Eichenberger

14.45-15.15Lumbar Facet Medial Branch (MB) and Joint incl. L5 Dorsal RamiManfred Greher

15.15-15.45Sacroiliac (SI) Joint InjectionAnuj Bhatia

15.45-16.15Sacroiliac (SI) Joint DenervationEldon Loh

16.15-16.45 Break

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14.15-16.15LEMON HOUSEA Multidimensional Approach to Chronic Pain: A Possibility and a Necessity!Chairs: Massimo Allegri, Arianna Montali

14.15-14.35Bench - Multidimensional Approach to PainHunter G. Hoffman

14.35-14.55Translational - CBT/ACTRikard Wicksell

14.55-15.15From Childhood to Adulthood - Virtual Reality in Children to Treat PainBarbara Atzori

15.15-15.35Clinical - From Neuroimaging to Neuromodulation: How Neurotechnologies are Providing New InsightsAlexandre F. DaSilva


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14.15-16.15ONICE ROOMCancer Pain Management in 2016 and BeyondChairs: Maurizio Marchesini, Ricardo Plancarte

14.15-14.45Bench - Regional Anesthesia and Cancer Metastases: the Implication of Local AnestheticsAlain Borgeat

14.45-15.15Clinical - Uses of Bone Cement Outside of the VertebraeRicardo Plancarte

15.15-15.45Clinical - Breakthrough Cancer Pain: Treatment PearlsRenato Vellucci


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14.15-16.15ROOM 9

10 BEST ABSTRACTSFree CommunicationsChairs: Manuela De Gregori, Concetta Dagostino

0.1 PULSED RADIOFREQUENCY APPLICATION ON FEMORAL AND OBTURATOR NERVES FOR THE TREATMENT OF SEVERE HIP JOINT PAIN: SIX MONTHS FOLLOW-UP RESULTS Tinnirello Andrea*[1], Todeschini Manuel[1], Barbieri Sandra[1]

[1]ASST Franciacorta - Chiari (BS) - Italy

0.2 EFFICACY OF RADIO FREQUENCY NERVE ABLATION (RFNA) IN TRIGEMINAL NEURALGIA AND ITS COMPARISON WITH INJECTION TRIAMCINOLONE! A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL Anwar Shahzad*[1], Shahzad Faiza[1], Rafiq Ehsan ul Haq[2], Choudhry Waqas[1]

[1]Iffat Anwar Medical Complex - Lahore - Pakistan - [2]Services Hospital - Lahore - Pakistan

0.3 USING PLATELET-RICH PLASMA INJECTIONS FOR FACET JOINT PAINVarshney Vishal P.*[1], Gupta Arun[2]

[1]Department of Anesthesiology, Pharmacology and Therapeutics, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC, Canada - [2]Department of Clinical Neurosciences Division of Physiatry, University of Calgary and EFW Radiology, Calgary, AB, Canada

0.4 CANNABIS USE IN PATIENTS WITH FIBROMYALGIA: EFFECT ON SYMPTOMS RELIEF AND QUALITY OF LIFEDe Carolis Giuliano*[1], Tollapi Lara[1], Paroli Mery[1], Bondi Franca[1], Martini Antonella[1], Paolicchi Adriana[1]

[1]Anaesthesiology and Pain Therapy Unit Santa Chiara University Hospital - Pisa - Italy

0.5 ADDUCTOR CANAL BLOCK WITH CONTINUOUS INFUSION VERSUS INTERMITTENT BOLUSES AND MORPHINE CONSUMPTION: A RANDOMIZED, DOUBLE-BLINDED, CONTROLLED CLINICAL TRIAJæger Pia*[1], Baggesgaard Jonas[2], Sørensen Johan Kløvgaard[2], Ilfeld Brian[3], Gottschau Bo_[2], Graunsgaard Ben[2], Dahl Jørgen Berg[4], Grevstad Ulrik[2]

[1]Rigshospitalet - Copenhagen - Denmark - [2]Gentofte Hospital - Hellerup - Denmark - [3]University of California San Diego - San Diego - United States of America - [4]Bispebjerg and Frederiksberg Hospitals - Copenhagen - Denmark

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0.6 INVESTIGATING HOW THE ULTRASOUND-GUIDED TRANSMUSCULAR QUADRATUS LUMBORUM (TQL) BLOCK EXERTS ITS PAIN ALLEVIATING ACTION – A CADAVER STUDY Dam Mette*[1], Hansen Christian Kruse[2], Moriggl Bernhard[3], Hoerman Romed[3], Bendtsen Thomas Fitchner[4], Borglum Jens[1]

[1]Copenhagen - Denmark [2] Denmark - [3] innsbrück - Austria - [4] Aarhus - Denmark

0.7 IMPACT OF OPIOID CONSUMPTION ON THE SURVIVAL OF CHILDREN UNDERGOING CYTOREDUCTIVE SURGERY WITH HYPERTHERMIC INTRAPERITONEAL CHEMOTHERAPY Owusu-Agyemang Pascal*[1], Van Meter Antoinette[1], Williams Uduak[1], Zavala Acsa[1], Kapoor Ravish[1], Popovich Shannon[1], Rebello Elizabeth[1], Cata Juan[1]

[1]MD Anderson Cancer Center - Houston - USA

0.8 THE INCIDENCE OF AXONAL DAMAGE AT THE ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL TEST 6 MONTHS AFTER THE ULTRASOUND-GUIDED INTRANEURAL SCIATIC NERVE BLOCKPuggelli Alessia[1], Del Torchio Stefano*[1], Bajocco Chiara[2], Cappelleri Gianluca[2]

[1]Università degli Studi dell’Insubria Varese - Varese - Italy - [2]ASST-CTO-Gaetano Pini Istituto Ortopedico Gaetano Pini - Milano - Italy

0.9 ANTINOCICEPTVE EFFECTS OF BOTULINUM TOXIN TYPE A ON TRIGEMINAL NERVE INJURY Yang Kui Ye[1], Baik Sae Yun[2], Kim Seong Taek*[3], Ahn Dong Kuk[1]

[1]Department of Oral Physiology, School of Dentistry, Kyungpook National University - Daegu - Korea, Republic of - [2]Green Cross Laboratories - Yongin - Korea, Republic of - [3]Department of Orofacial Pain and Oral Medicine, School of Dentistry, Yonsei University - Seoul - Korea, Republic of

0.10 EFFICACY OF ROO IN BTCP: NEW PROCESS OF DATA COLLECTION BY MEANS OF A MOBILE APP IN PAIN MANAGEMENT UNIT IN PARMAValente Adriana[1], Manferdini M.E.[1], Bacchini G.P.[2], Longobardi A.[1], Bellini V.[1], Oppici A.[1], Gerboni S.[1], Peroli M.[1], Bianchi S.[1], Perrone G.[1], Facchinetti F.[2]

[1] Department of Anesthesia, Critical Care and Pain Therapy, University of Parma, ITALY[2] Department of Medical Oncology, Oncology Unit, University of Parma, ITALY

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Friday, March 31st, 2017 Second afternoon session

16.45-18.45AUDITORIUMLocal Anesthesia: Tips for Optimal PerformanceChairs: Juan Cata, Christian Compagnone

16.45-17.05Bench - Stem Cells: A New Method to Investigating Cardiotoxicity of Local AnestheticsJason T. Maynes

17.05-17.25Translational - Inflammatory Pain Mechanisms: Transient Receptor Potential (TRP) Versus Innate and Microglial ActivationMark Schumacher

17.25-17.45Long Acting Local AnesthesiaGonzalo Rivera

17.45-18.05Clinical - To block or Not to Block: Prevention of Persistent Postoperative PainEdward Mariano


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ULTRASOUND AND PAIN MEDICINEUpdate on Techniques - Group DemonstrationCMBB/TON/Lumbar MB/SIJ/CaudalChair: Anuj BhatiaAnuj Bhatia, Urs Eichenberger, Manfred Greher, Eldon Loh

16.45-18.45LEMON HOUSEOpioids and Chronic Pain: Friends or Foes?Chairs: Flaminia Coluzzi, Concetta Dagostino

16.45-17.05Bench - Genetic Predictors of Chronic Pain ConditionsLuda Diatchenko

17.05-17.25Translational - The Role of Opioids in Pain and Pleasant TouchCatherine Bushnell

17.25-17.45Clinical - Opioids: the View from the Other Side of the PondJose De Andrés

17.45-18.05Clinical - A Holistic Approach to Chronic Pain Michael E. Schatman


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Saturday, April 1st, 2017First morning session

09.00-11.00AUDITORIUMNerve Stimulation: New Indications for an Established TechniqueChairs: Marco Baciarello, Jose De Andrés, Maurizio Marchesini

9.00-9.20Bench - Mechanisms of Spinal Cord Stimulation to Justify New Indications of SCSBengt Linderoth

9.20-9.40Translational - Burst Stimulation: For Which Patients Is It Effective?Dirk De Ridder

9.40-10.00Clinical - Dorsal Root Ganglion and Lateral Stimualtion. Anatomical Explanations for Intended TargetsJose De Andrés

10.00-10.20Clinical - Trigeminal Ganglion StimulationJean-Pierre Van Buyten


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ULTRASOUND AND REGIONAL ANESTHESIA08.30-09.00 Back to Basic CourseChair: Ban Tsui

Functional Anatomy of UL and LLAnne Agur

09.00-10.15Update on Techniques - Group DemonstrationAnkle/Popliteal/Brachial Plexus Block (Interscalene, Supraclavicular, Infraclavicular, Axillary Approach)/ Rescue BlockVincent Chan, Andrea Fanelli, Anahi Perlas, Ban Tsui

10.15-11.00 Strategies to Prevent Neurological ComplicationsVincent Chan

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09.00-11.00LEMON HOUSEVisceral Pain: A Challenge for Treatment and ManagementDiscussion: Adriana Valente, Raffaella Di Pasquale

9.00-9.20Bench - Estrogen-Dependent Changes in Visceral Afferent SensitivityFernando Cervero

9.20-9.40Translational - Evolutionary Considerations in the Development of Chronic Pelvic PainLars Arendt-Nielsen

9.40-10.00Clinical - Interventional Techniques in the Treatment of Visceral PainRicardo Plancarte

10.00-10.20Clinical - Spinal Cord Stimulation for Visceral Pain. Data on EfficacySudhir Diwan


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Saturday, April 1st, 2017Second morning session

11.30-13.30AUDITORIUMLow Back Pain: an Unresolved IssueChairs: Maurizio Marchesini, Jean-Pierre Van Buyten

11.30-11.50Bench - Innervation of Intervertebral Disc: A New Way to Approach Discogenic PainRichard Rauck

11.50-12.10Translational - Predictive Factors for Successful Outcome of Pulsed Radiofrequency Treatment in Patients with Intractable Lumbosacral Radicular PainKoen Van Boxem

12.10-12.30Clinical - Spinal Cord Stimulation in the “Virgin Back”Adnan Al-Kaisy

12.30-12.50From Childhood to Adulthood - Children with Low Back Pain: are they all the same? Answers from the Chronic Pain Modulation PerspectiveCatherine Ferland


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ULTRASOUND AND REGIONAL ANESTHESIAOptimal Perioperative Analgesic ProtocolsChair: Andrea Fanelli

11.30-12.10Breast SurgeryTeresa Parras Maldonado

12.10-12.50Abdominal (Upper and Lower)Andrea Fanelli

12.50-13.30Pediatric Orthopedic SurgeryAstrid Behr

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11.30-13.30LEMON HOUSEPrevention of Perioperative Pain in Cancer PatientsChairs: Vijaya Gottumukkala, Manuela De Gregori

11.30-11.50Bench - Predicting, Preventing and Managing Persistent Pain After Breast Cancer Surgery: the Importance of Psychosocial FactorsKristin L. Schreiber

11.50-12.10Translational - Prevention of Perioperative Opioid Hyperalgesia in Cancer PatientsPatricia Lavand’homme

12.10-12.30From Childhood to Adulthood - NSAIDs and Paracetamol in ChildrenBrian Anderson

12.30-12.50Clinical - Preoperative Chemotherapy Impacts on Opioid Perioperative Consumption and Chronic PainJuan Cata


13.30-14.30 Lunch

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Saturday, April 1st, 2017First afternoon session

14.30-16.30AUDITORIUMTips and Clinical Pearls for Pharmacology: Neuromodulation of Chronic PainChairs: Massimo Allegri, Maurizio Marchesini

14.30-14.50Bench - Infusion Models as Predictors of Optimal Distribution PatternSalim M. Hayek

14.50-15.10Translational - Matematical Models for Predicting Improved Outcome in Intrathecal Drug DeliveryAndreas Linninger

15.10-15.30Clinical - Innovations in Intrathecal Drug Delivery System ProgrammingJose De Andrés

15.30-15.50From Childhood to Adulthood - Intravenous Local Anesthetics for the Treatment of Neuropathic PainRobert Wilder


16.20-16.30Closing remarks

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ULTRASOUND AND REGIONAL ANESTHESIAOptimal Perioperative Analgesic ProtocolsChair: Clara Lobo

14.30-15.00Obstetric Wendy Teoh

15.00-15.30Shoulder SurgeryDaniela Ghisi

15.30-16.00Morbidly Obese PatientsClara Lobo

16.00-16.30Hip and KneeGianluca Cappelleri

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14.30-16.30LEMON HOUSEFrom Acute to Chronic Pain: The Never-Ending StoryChairs: Vijaya Gottumukkala, Manuela De Gregori

14.30-14.50Bench - A Randomized, Phase 2 Study Investigating TRV130, a Biased Ligand of the μ-Opioid Receptor, for the Intravenous Treatment of Acute PainEugene Viscusi

14.50-15.10Translational - Regional Anesthesia: Current Status and Challenges for the FutureVijaya Gottumukkala

15.10-15.30From Childhood to Adulthood - Can Blood Tests be Used to Predict Trajectories of Pain?Catherine Ferland

15.30-15.50Clinical - Gabapentinoids in Acute PainChristopher Gharibo


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Wednesday, March 29th, 2017Workshops Session


WORKSHOPOfficial language: Italian, no translation provided

PAINNOVATION - “Innovazione nel dolore”Chairs: Giorgio Cruccu, Guido Fanelli

HALF STEP FORWARD IN PAIN THERAPY“Mezzo gradino in avanti nella terapia del dolore”14.00-14.30Apertura dei lavori14.30-15.00Introduzione e presentazioneGuido Fanelli

15.00-15.301+1=3 !Diego Fornasari

15.30-16.00Scala OMS: gradini e mezzi gradini?Massimo Allegri

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LO SCENARIO CLINICO16.00-16.45“Primo gradino e mezzo”: il dolore lieve e moderatoPresenter: Lorenza Bacchini Discussants: Andrea Fanelli, Carlo Nozzoli

16.45-17.30“Secondo gradino”: il dolore moderatoPresenter: Massimo Mammucari Discussants: Renato Vellucci, Roberto Viganò

17.30-18.15“Secondo gradino e mezzo”: il dolore moderato e severoPresenter: Claudio PolistinaDiscussants: Pierangelo Geppetti, Maurizio Marchesini

18.15-19.00THE ITALIAN EXCELLENCE IN WORLDWIDE PAIN THERAPYIntroduzione: Guido Fanelli The First John Joseph Bonica Ambassador Michele Curatolo

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Thursday, March 30th, 2017Workshops Session

10.00-16.00 LEMON HOUSE

WORKSHOPOfficial languages: Italian and English, no translation provided

FEED YOUR DESTINY 2.0FEED YOUR DESTINY, FIGHTING PAIN 10.00-10.10Opening Session and Authorities’ Welcome10.10-10.30Outcome Variables and Methods of Measurement for Health Claims Proposed Under European Community Regulation 1924/2006: a Focus on Pain ManagementDaniela Martini

10.30-10.50Mediterranean Diet: an Ally Against PainEnrico Roda

10.50-11.10Inflammatory Pain and Pharmacological Effect of Nutraceutical TherapyCarolina Muscoli

11.10-11.30Nature and Nurture of Human PainInna Belfer

11.30-11.50MicroRNAs Regulate Human Adipocyte LipolysisSilvia Lorente Cebrian

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11.50-12:10Chronic Pain, Obesity and Gastrointestinal DisfunctionLaura Isabel Arranz

12.10-12.30Nutritional Status in Older Persons According to Healthcare Setting Mariangela Rondanelli

12.30-12.50Phenolic Compounds in Supplements for Pain Relief: the Science Behind ThemPedro Miguel Mena Parreno

12.50-14.30 Lunch break

14.30-14.50Vitamin D and PainMaurizio Salamone

14.50-15.10Improving Life Quality and Clinical Outcomes of Patients with Breast CancerAnna Villarini

15.10-15.30How Nutrition May Help Pain Therapy: a Review of LiteratureMaurizio Marchesini

15.30-16.00Closing Remarks

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08.30-16.00 ONICE ROOM

WORKSHOPIl Dolore nel Bambino - Pain in ChildrenOfficial languages: Italian and English, no translation provided(Pre-registration requested, fee not included)

08.30IntroduzioneIntroductionMassimo Allegri, Marina Sammartino

I FARMACI DEL DOLORE E DELLA SEDAZIONE - PAIN AND SEDATION AGENTSChairs: Astrid Behr, Fabio Borrometi, Andrea Messeri

09.00Gli oppioidi nel neonato e nel lattante: saperne di più per vincere timori e pregiudiziOpioids in Neonates and Infants: Learning More to Overcomeconcerns and PrejudicesFederica Ferrero

09.30Sappiamo già tutto sul Paracetamolo?Do we need more Paracetamol Studies?Brian Anderson

10.00Dexmedetomidina: solo un coadiuvante?Dexmedetomidine: Just an Adjuvant?Sergio Picardo

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10.30L’uso della Cannabis medica nella terapia del dolore: facciamo chiarezza sulle potenzialità terapeutiche della piantaUse of Medical Cannabis in Pain Therapy: Let’s Clarify the Therapeutic Potential of this PlantGianpaolo Grassi

11.00 Break

IL DOLORE CRONICO - CHRONIC PAINChairs: Giorgio Ivani, Nicola Zadra

11.30Dal dolore acuto postoperatorioal dolore cronicoFrom Acute Postoperative Pain to Chronic PainValeria Mossetti

12.00Che cosa è più importante: l’attenuazione del dolore, il sonno o la funzionalità fisica?What is More Important: Pain Relief, Sleep or Physical Function?Pablo M. Ingelmo

12.30Dolore cronico non oncologico: c’è ma non si vede…Non-Oncologic Chronic Pain: there but not seen…Maria Serenella Pignotti

13.00Le tecniche psicologiche nella terapia del dolore: se puoi sognarlo puoi farloPsychological Techniques in Pain Management: if you can Dream it you can do itBarbara Atzori

13.30 Lunch

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FOCUS ONChairs: Marinella Astuto, Sergio Picardo

14.00Dolore nel PS pediatrico: ricordo quella volta…Pain in the Pediatric Emergency Department: I remember that one time…Egidio Barbi

14.30Quanto è interdisciplinare il vostro team multidisciplinare?How Interdisciplinary is your Multidisciplinary Team?Pablo M. Ingelmo

15.00Le Reti di Cure Palliative Pediatriche in Italia: tra realtà esistenti e ragionevoli atteseThe Pediatric Palliative Care Networks in Italy: Existing Realities and Reasonable ExpectationsMaria Cristina Mondardini

15.30N2O scavenging: la soluzione ad un problema che era nell’aria…N2O Scavenging: the Solution to a Problem that was in the air…Andrea Messeri

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13.30-16.00ROOM 4

WORKSHOPYAP - YOUNG AGAINST PAIN13.30-14.00Saluti e IntroduzioneGuido FanelliThilo Stadler Beatrice Ferragamo

14.00-14.15YAP: 4 anni di successiMassimo Allegri

14.15-14.45La ricerca in terapia del doloreGiovanni Leonardi

14.45-15.15Premiazione 12 migliori Yappini15.15-15.45Fare ricerca all’esteroAntonello Bonci

15.45-16.00Conclusioni

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Friday, March 31st, 2017 Workshops Session

08.30-10.30ONICE ROOM

PRO-CON*PC1- Radiofrequency in the Treatment of Back Pain: Pulsed vs Continous vs Cooled ApproachesPulsedMarco Baciarello

ContinuousRichard Rauck

CooledMehul Desai

08.30-10.30ROOM 9

MEET THE EXPERT*ME1 - Conducting Pain Research: Conceptualizations, Empirical Approaches and Strategies for Maximizing the Likelihood of PublicationMichael E. Schatman, James Eisenach, Patricia Lavand’homme

* Pre-registration requested, fee not included)

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PRO-CON*PC2 - Opioids in Orthopedics Surgery Chair: Juan Cata

PROAndrea Fanelli

CONChristopher Gharibo

11.00-13.00ROOM 9

MEET THE EXPERT*ME2 - Solving the SCS Programming NightmareHigh FrequencyStefano Palmisani

High DensityBengt Linderoth

BurstDirk De Ridder

Indipendent Electrode stimulationRichard Rauck

* (Pre-registration requested, fee not included)

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09.30-18.15FIRST FLOOR

ULTRASOUND REGIONAL ANESTHESIAWORKSHOPS*US-RA 1 Comprehensive Upper Limb Block (BPB and Rescue) (90’)

US-RA 2 Comprehensive Lower Limb Block (Sc, Fem, Ad, Po, Ankle) (90’)

US-RA 3 Brachial Plexus Block - Above Clavicle (45’)

US-RA 4 Brachial Plexus Block - Below Clavicle (45’)

US-RA 5 Rescue Block (45’)

US-RA 6 Popliteal and Ankle (45’)

US-RA 7 Spine Scan (45’)

US-RA 8 Diaphragm, Lung and Bladder Scan (45’)

US-RA 9 Upper Trunk Block (PVB, PEC, SAP) (45’)

US-RA 10 Lower Trunk Block (QLB, TAP, ILN) (45’)

US-RA 11 Advanced Shoulder and Elbow (SSN, AxN, DSN, Sup Trunk) (45’)

US-RA 12 Advanced Lower Limb Block (Lumbar, Sacral Plexus, Sc) (45’)

(Pre-registration requested, fee not included)

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PRO-CON*PC3 - Interventional Techniques for Cancer Pain Ricardo Plancarte, Maurizio Marchesini

16.45-18.45ROOM 9

MEET THE EXPERT*ME3 - Ketamine and Lidocaine Infusions as Aspects of Anesthetic RegimensVijaya Gottumukkala, Patricia Lavand’homme


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Saturday, April 1st, 2017Workshops Session


PRO-CON*PC4 - Will Truncal Somatic Blocks Replace TEA as the Preferred Approach for Abdominal Surgery? Vijaya Gottumukkala - Andrea Fanelli

09.00-11.00ROOM 9

MEET THE EXPERT*ME4 - Unraveling Genetics and Behavioral Risk Factors for Persistent Post-Surgical and Chronic Pain ConditionsInna Belfer, Luda Diatchenko, Patrizia Romualdi


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08.45-15.30FIRST FLOOR

ULTRASOUND CHRONIC PAIN WORKSHOP*US-CP 1 - Cervical Spine Facet (45’)

US-CP 2 - Lumbar Spine (45’)

US-CP 3 - SIJ Joint and Denervation (45’)

US-CP 4 - Stellate, SSN (45’)

US-CP 5 - GON, Intercostal (45’)

US-CP 6 - ILN, IHN/GFN/LFCN (45’)

US-CP 7 - Piriformis/Pudendal N (45’)

US-CP 8 - Shoulder (45’)

US-CP 9 - Elbow and Wrist (45’)

US-CP 10 - Hip and Knee Joint, Trochanteric Bursa Injection (45’)

US-CP 11 - Hip and Knee Denervation (45’)


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9.00-13.00ROOM 6

WORKSHOP NURSINGOfficial language: Italian, no translation provided

IL DOLORE: ELABORAZIONE COMPLESSA DI EMOZIONE, MEMORIA ED ESPERIENZAChair: Tiziana Lavalle

9.00-9.20Dolore e sofferenza nel paziente con demenza: quali evidenze?Nicola Allegri

9.20-9.40Il dolore nel paziente con deterioramento cognitivo: Strumenti di valutazione a confronto - revisione della letteraturaSantina Gavagni, Roberto Latina, Manuela Rebellato

9.40-10.00Come comprendere il dolore nel paziente con demenzaSimona Mennuni

10.00-10.20La gestione del dolore nei pazienti con lesione da decubitoValentina Rizza, Egidio Pedroni

10.20-11.00Case Study

11.00-11.30 Pausa

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11.30-11.50Pain management infermieristico: le risorse del web Eleonora Donadio, Giusepe Marletta, Alfonso Sollami

11.50-12.10Empowerment del paziente con dolore cronico: applicazione del modello europeo nella pratica assistenzialeAntonella Gambarini, Rachele La Sala, Marta Fornari, Arianna Montali

12.10-12.30La valutazione del dolore nel bambino durante la venipuntura: interventi a confrontoManuela Balestrieri, Antonella Bianchesi,Giada Cavarretta, Stefania Kosuta, Michela Ronc

12.30-13.00Discussione e conclusione dei lavori

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PRO-CON*PC5 - Regional Anesthesia in Trauma PatientsEdward Mariano, Daniela Ghisi

11.30-13.30ROOM 9

MEET THE EXPERT*ME5 - Still More Opioid Guidelines - CDC, etc - What to do?Michael E. Schatman, Christopher Gharibo


PRO-CON*PC6 - Cannabinoids in Chronic Pain: Friend or Foes?Renato Vellucci, Sudhir Diwan


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ORAL SESSIONO.1 PULSED RADIOFREQUENCY APPLICATION ON FEMORAL AND OBTURATOR

NERVES FOR THE TREATMENT OF SEVERE HIP JOINT PAIN: SIX MONTHS FOLLOW-UP RESULTS Tinnirello Andrea*[1], Todeschini Manuel[1], Barbieri Sandra[1]

[1]ASST Franciacorta ~ Chiari (BS) ~ Italy

O.2 EFFICACY OF RADIO FREQUENCY NERVE ABLATION (RFNA) IN TRIGEMINAL NEURALGIA AND ITS COMPARISON WITH INJECTION TRIAMCINOLONE! A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL Anwar Shahzad*[1], Shahzad Faiza[1], Rafiq Ehsan ul Haq[2], Choudhry Waqas[1]

[1]Iffat Anwar Medical Complex ~ Lahore ~ Pakistan - [2]Services Hospital ~ Lahore ~ Pakistan

O.3 USING PLATELET-RICH PLASMA INJECTIONS FOR FACET JOINT PAINVarshney Vishal P.*[1], Gupta Arun[2]

[1]Department of Anesthesiology, Pharmacology and Therapeutics, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC, Canada - [2]Department of Clinical Neurosciences Division of Physiatry, University of Calgary and EFW Radiology, Calgary, AB, Canada

O.4 CANNABIS USE IN PATIENTS WITH FIBROMYALGIA: EFFECT ON SYMPTOMS RELIEF AND QUALITY OF LIFEDe Carolis Giuliano*[1], Tollapi Lara[1], Paroli Mery[1], Bondi Franca[1], Martini Antonella[1], Paolicchi Adriana[1]

[1]Anaesthesiology and Pain Therapy Unit Santa Chiara University Hospital ~ Pisa ~ Italy

O.5 ADDUCTOR CANAL BLOCK WITH CONTINUOUS INFUSION VERSUS INTERMITTENT BOLUSES AND MORPHINE CONSUMPTION: A RANDOMIZED, DOUBLE-BLINDED, CONTROLLED CLINICAL TRIALJæger Pia*[1], Baggesgaard Jonas[2], Sørensen Johan Kløvgaard[2], Ilfeld Brian[3], Gottschau Bo_[2], Graunsgaard Ben[2], Dahl Jørgen Berg[4], Grevstad Ulrik[2]

[1]Rigshospitalet ~ Copenhagen ~ Denmark - [2]Gentofte Hospital ~ Hellerup ~ Denmark - [3]University of California San Diego ~ San Diego ~ United States of America - [4]Bispebjerg and Frederiksberg Hospitals ~ Copenhagen ~ Denmark

O.6 INVESTIGATING HOW THE ULTRASOUND-GUIDED TRANSMUSCULAR QUADRATUS LUMBORUM (TQL) BLOCK EXERTS ITS PAIN ALLEVIATING ACTION – A CADAVER STUDY Dam Mette*[1], Hansen Christian Kruse[2], Moriggl Bernhard[3], Hoerman Romed[3], Bendtsen Thomas Fitchner[4], Borglum Jens[1]

[1]Copenhagen ~ Denmark [2] Denmark - [3] innsbrück ~ Austria - [4] Aarhus ~ Denmark

O.7 IMPACT OF OPIOID CONSUMPTION ON THE SURVIVAL OF CHILDREN UNDERGOING CYTOREDUCTIVE SURGERY WITH HYPERTHERMIC INTRAPERITONEAL CHEMOTHERAPY Owusu-Agyemang Pascal*[1], Van Meter Antoinette[1], Williams Uduak[1], Zavala Acsa[1], KapoorRavish[1], Popovich Shannon[1], Rebello Elizabeth[1], Cata Juan[1], [1]MD Anderson Cancer Center - Houston – USA

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O.8 THE INCIDENCE OF AXONAL DAMAGE AT THE ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL TEST 6 MONTHS AFTER THE ULTRASOUND-GUIDED INTRANEURAL SCIATIC NERVE BLOCKPuggelli Alessia[1], Del Torchio Stefano*[1], Bajocco Chiara[2], Cappelleri Gianluca[2]

[1]Università degli Studi dell’Insubria Varese ~ Varese ~ Italy - [2]ASST-CTO-Gaetano Pini Istituto Ortopedico Gaetano Pini ~ Milano ~ Italy

O.9 ANTINOCICEPTVE EFFECTS OF BOTULINUM TOXIN TYPE A ON TRIGEMINAL NERVE INJURY Yang Kui Ye[1], Baik Sae Yun[2], Kim Seong Taek*[3], Ahn Dong Kuk[1] [1]Department of Oral Physiology, School of Dentistry, Kyungpook National University ~ Daegu ~ Korea, Republic of - [2]Green Cross Laboratories ~ Yongin ~ Korea, Republic of - [3]Department of Orofacial Pain and Oral Medicine, School of Dentistry, Yonsei University ~ Seoul ~ Korea, Republic of

O.10 EFFICACY OF ROO IN BTCP: NEW PROCESS OF DATA COLLECTION BY MEANS OF A MOBILE APP IN PAIN MANAGEMENT UNIT IN PARMA Valente A.(1), Manferdini M.E.(1), Bacchini G.P (2), Longobardi A.(1), Bellini V.(1), Oppici A. (1), Gerboni S. (1), Peroli M. (1), Bianchi S.(1), Perrone G.(1), Facchinetti F. (2)

(1) Department of Anesthesia, Critical Care and Pain Therapy, University of Parma, ITALY - (2) Department of Medical Oncology, Oncology Unit, University of Parma, ITALY

POSTER SESSION1 THE EFFECTIVENESS OF PALLIATIVE CARE SERVICE TO CONTROL CANCER PAIN

ALSUHAIL ABDULLAH*[1]

[1]MD ~ riyadh ~ Saudi Arabia

2 COMPARISON OF HEMODYNAMIC RESPONSES AND UPPER AIRWAY MORBIDITY FOLLOWING OROTRACHEAL INTUBATION IN HYPERTENSIVE PATIENTS MACINTOSH DIRECT LARYNGOSCOPE VERSUS GLIDESCOPE VIDEOLARYNGOSCOPE Rewari Vimi*[1], Meshram Tanvi[1], Ramachandran Rashmi[1], Trikha Anjan[1]

[1]Department of Anaesthesiology ,AIIMS ~ New Delhi ~ India

3 THE EFFECT OF TOURNIQUET ON NERVE OXYGENATION AND SENSORY NERVE CONDUCTION USING THE OXYNEUROGRAPHY TECHNIQUE Pyati Srinivas*[1]

[1]Duke University School of Medicine ~ Durham ~ United States of America

4 A QUALITATIVE REVIEW OF CLINICALTRIALS.GOV: ASSESSING LABORATORY BIOMARKERS AND PAIN OUTCOMES IN CANCER PATIENTS Allard René[1], Hochgürtel Matthias[2], Lehmann Sarah*[2]

[1]Grünenthal GmbH ~ Aachen ~ Germany - [2]TH Köln - University of Applied Sciences ~ Leverkusen ~ Germany

5 INITIAL PSYCHOSOCIAL OUTCOMES OF AN OUTPATIENT MULTIDISCIPLINARY PEDIATRIC PAIN AND REHABILITATION DAY-PROGRAM Santana Lisgelia*[1]

[1]Nemours Children’s Hospital ~ Orlando ~ United States of America

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6 TAPENTADOL AS ALTERNATIVE DRUG FOR KNEE REPLACEMENT SURGERYGonnella Simona*[1], Topini Roberto[1], Nucci Anna Maria[1], Nicastro Manuela[1], Comite Claudio[1]

[1]AOUP Cisanello ~ Pisa ~ Italy

7 SENSORY BLOCKADE EXTENSION AND EFFICACY OF ANALGESIA OF PARAVERTEBRAL BLOCK DEPENDING OF THE LEVEL OF PUNCTURE IN BREAST ONCOLOGICAL SURGERY SAAD Mary*[1], SITBON Philippe[1]

[1]Institut Gustave Roussy ~ Villejuif ~ France

8 THE INFLUENCE OF INTRAOPERATIVE SEDATIVE ON ACUTE POSTOPERATIVE PAIN IN TOTAL KNEE ARTHROPLASTY UNDER SPINAL ANAESTHESIA: DEXMEDETOMIDINE VS. PROPOFOLHyun-Jung Shin*[1]

[1]Seoul National University Bundang Hospital ~ Seongnamsi ~ Korea, Republic of

9 POSTERIOR LUMBAR PLEXUS BLOCK VS PERIARTICULAR INJECTION WITH ROPIVACAINE OR LIPOSOMAL BUPIVACAINE FOR TOTAL HIP ARTHROPLASTY: A MULTI-ARM RANDOMIZED-CONTROLLED TRIAL.Johnson Rebecca L*[1], Amundson Adam W[1], Abdel Matthew P[1], Sviggum Hans P[1], Mabry Tad M[1], Mantilla Carlos B[1], Schroeder Darrell R[1], Pagnano Mark W[1], Kopp Sandra L[1]

[1]Mayo Clinic College of Medicine ~ Rochester, MN ~ United States of America

10 REGIONAL ANESTHESIA FOR RECTUS ABDOMINIS MUSCLE ENDOMETRIOSIS TREATED WITH ETHANOL INJECTION Pak Song Hyon*[1], Clendenen Steven[1]

[1]Mayo Clinic ~ Jacksonville ~ United States of America

11 A RCT STUDY OF ELECTROCATHETER-MEDIATED PRF FOR THE TREATMENT OF CHRONIC LUMBOSACRAL RADICULAR PAIN WITH NEUROPATHIC FEATURES Vigneri Simone[1], Sindaco Gianfranco[2], Zanella Matteo[2], Paci Valentina[2], Ravaioli Laura[2], La Grua Marco*[2], Pari Gilberto[2]

[1]University of Palermo ~ Palermo ~ Italy - [2]Pain Medicine. Santa Maria Maddalena Hospital ~ Occhiobello (RO) ~ Italy

12 PECTORAL NERVE BLOCK FOR TREATMENT OF PERSISTENT POST-STERNOTOMY PAIN Soliman Waleed Riad*[1]

[1]Corniche Hospital ~ Abu Dhabi ~ United Arab Emirates

13 LATERAL SPINAL CORD NEUROMODULATION IN CHRONIC BILATERAL POST-SURGICAL TESTICULAR PAIN. A CASE REPORT.Visconti Ciro*[1], Mastroluca Albertina[1], Varano Laura[1], Del Gaudio Alfredo[1]

[1]II Department of Anesthesiology Intensive Care and Pain Therapy ~ Casa Sollievo della Sofferenza - IRCCS, San Giovanni Rotondo - FG ~ Italy

14 LATERAL SPINAL CORD NEUROMODULATION IN NEUROFIBROMATOSIS TYPE 1 FOR INTERCOSTAL LOCALIZED PAIN. A CASE REPORTMastroluca Albertina*[1], Visconti Ciro[1], Varano Laura[1], Del Gaudio Alfredo[1]


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15 HIGH LATERAL CERVICAL SPINAL CORD STIMULATION IN SYMPTOMATIC TRIGEMINAL NEURALGIA. A CASE REPORT.Visconti Ciro*[1], Mastroluca Albertina[1], Varano Laura[1], Del Gaudio Alfredo[1]


16 CLINICAL EFFECTIVENESS OF LASER ACUPUNCTURE AND AMITRYTALINE IN DIABETIC PERIPHERAL NEUROPATHY (DPN) A SHAM CONTROLED RANDOMIZED CLINICAL TRIALAnwar Shahzad*[1], Khan Muhammad Imran Hassan[2], Shahzad Faiza[1]

[1]Iffat Anwar Medical Complex ~ Lahore ~ Pakistan - [2]Lahore General Hospital ~ Lahore ~ Pakistan

17 THE INFLUENCE OF INSOMNIA ON HEALTHCARE VISITS, COSTS, AND OPIOID USE IN INDIVIDUALS UNDERGOING HIP SURGERY Rhon Daniel*[1], Chad Cook[2], Suzanne Snodgrass[3], Joshua Cleland[4]

[1]Brooke Army Medical Center ~ San Antonio ~ United States of America - [2]Duke University ~ Durham ~ United States of America - [3]University of Newcastle ~ Newcastle ~ Australia - [4]Franklin Pierce University ~ Concord ~ United States of America

18 PREDICTORS OF CHRONIC OPIATE USE AFTER ORTHOPAEDIC HIP SURGERY: DERIVATION OF A CLINICAL PREDICTION RULERhon Daniel*[1], Snodgrass Suzanne[2], Cleland Joshua[3], Cook Chad[4]

[1]Brooke Army Medical Center ~ San Antonio ~ United States of America - [2]University of Newcastle ~ Newcastle ~ Australia - [3]Franklin Pierce University ~ Concord ~ United States of America - [4]Duke University ~ Durham ~ United States of America

19 INTERVENTIONAL PROCEDURES IN CHILDREN WITH NON-CANCER PAIN: PRACTICAL DEFINITIONS OF SUCCESSVega Eduardo*[2], Rivera Gonzalo[2], Prylutskyy Zakhar[2], Ingelmo Pablo[2]

[2]Chronic Pain Service. Department of Anesthesia. Montreal Children´s Hospital. ~ Montreal ~ Canada

20 PARAVERTEBRAL BLOCKS PROVIDE DECREASED OPIOID USAGE IN PATIENTS UNDERGOING INGUINAL HERNIA REPAIRPak Song Hyon*[1], Bojaxhi Elird[1], Frank Ryan[1], Greengrass Roy[1]

[1]Mayo Clinic ~ Jacksonville ~ United States of America

21 TREATMENT OF COCCYDYNIA WITH FREMS ™ TECHNOLOGY: A CASE REPORT De Meo Bruno*[1], Evangelista Luca, Palombo Elisa[1]Ausl Latina

22 CHRONIC PAIN IN BREAST CANCER SURVIVORS AND OPIOID USEFirfirey L.*[1], Brookstein L., Radebe Z., Stewart N., Worthington Smith H., September A. V., Shamley D.[1]Division of Exercise Science and Sports Medicine, Department of Human Biology, Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Cape Town, Cape Town, South Africa

23 ULTRASOUND GUIDED MODIFIED PECTORAL NERVES BLOCK VERSUS THORACIC PARAVERTEBRAL BLOCK FOR PERIOPERATIVE ANALGESIA IN MAJOR BREAST SURGERYGamal Abdel Aziz Sadek Reham Mohamed*[1], El Sheikh Somia M.[1], Bashandy Ghada N.[1], AL Azzb MOHAMED A.[1]

[1]National Cancer Institue (NCI) Cairo, Egypt

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24 EFFICACY OF STELLATE GANGLION BLOCK IN POSTMASTECTOMY PAIN SYNDROMEMOSTAFA MAMDOUH MAMDOUH*[1], MOSTAFA MAMDOUH MAMDOUH[1], Tabashy REDA H.[1], Bouls NERMIN S.[1], Al Ramly MOHAMED A.[1]

[1]National cancer institute (NCI) ,Cairo university

25 CASE REPORT: ULTRASOUND-GUIDED LUMBAR SYMPATHETIC BLOCKLee C. S.*[1], Choi J. K.[1], Kim D. H.[1], Kim E. K.[1], Kim S. E.[1], Lee S. C.[1], Kim Y. C.[1], Moon J. Y.[1]

[1]Seoul National University, Seoul Korea, Republic of

26 EFFECTS OF CONTINUOUS LA INFUSION OR INTERMITTENT BOLUS ON PHYSICAL PERFORMANCE AFTER ADDUCTOR CANAL BLOCK: PRELIMINARY DATA OF A PROSPECTIVE, RANDOMIZED, STUDYMacri Mario*[2], Del Torchio Stefano[1], Puggelli Alessia[3], Cappelleri Gianluca[4]

[1]Università degli Studi di Milano, Scuola di Specializzazione in Anestesia, Rianimazione, Terapia Intensiva e del Dolore, Milano, Italia - [2]Università degli Studi di Varese, Scuola di Specializzazione in Anestesia, Rianimazione, Terapia Intensiva e del Dolore, Varese, Italia - [3]Servizio di Anestesia e Rianimazione, ASST CTO-Gaetano Pini, Istituto Ortopedico Gaetano Pini, Milano, Italia - [4]Istituto Ortopedico Gaetano Pini, Piazza Cardinal Ferrari 1, 20122 Milano

27 MULTIMODAL MANAGEMENT, INCLUDING ACUPUNCTURE, PHARMACONUTRITION AND NUTRITIONAL REHABILITATION OF CHRONIC PAINMazic-de Sonis Agnes*[1]

[1]Pain Clinic, Chirec, Brussels

28 PERCUTANEOUS CRYONEUROLYSIS OF ANTERIOR FEMORAL CUTANEOUS NERVE AND INFRAPATELLAR BRANCH OF SAPHENOUS NERVE FOR POST-SURGICAL KNEE PAINMichalisin Jr. John J.*[1]

[1]Department of Anesthesiology, Pain Medicine, and Perioperative care - New York University Langone Medical Center

29 A PROSPECTIVE, RANDOMIZED COMPARISON BETWEEN ULTRASOUND GUIDED PARAVERTEBRAL BLOCK AND ULTRASOUND GUIDED PROXIMAL INTERCOSTAL NERVE BLOCK IN MASTECTOMY PATIENTSSchreiber Kristin*[1], Williams-Vafai Avery[1], Chowdhury Atif[1], Ende David[1], Kapoor Sonia[1], Janfaza David[1], Zeballos Jose[1], Macias Andres[1], Vlassakov Kamen[1]

[1]Brigham and Women’s Hospital/Harvard Medical School ~ Boston ~ United States of America

30 A COMPARATIVE STUDY: IS A TRAMADOLE BASED PROTOCOL A SUITABLE OPTION AFTER ORL SURGERY?Semilia M.*[1], Oppelli M.[1], Lucangelo U.[1], Berlot G.[1]

[1]Department of “Anestesia rianimazione e terapia antalgica”, Cattinara hospital, Trieste, Italy.

31 PERINEURAL ILIOINGUINAL AND ILIOHYPOGASTRIC STEROID INJECTIONS FOR TREATMENT OF CHRONIC REFRACTORY NEUROPATHIC PAIN: A RETROSPECTIVE STUDY.van Domselaar Anita*[1], Sundara Rajan Rajinikanth[1], Bathia Anuj[1], Peng Philip[1], Gordon Allan[1]

[1]Department of Anesthesia, Toronto Western Hospital, Toronto, ON, Canada

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32 THE TODDLER TRANSMUSCULAR QUADRATUS LUMBORUM (TQL) BLOCK FOR ORCHIOPEXYTanggaard Katrine[1], Vedel Nielsen Martin[1], Dam Mette[1], Børglum Jens*[1], Dirch Poulsen Troels[1]

[1]Department of Anesthesia and Intensive Care Medicine, Zealand University Hospital, University of Copenhagen, Sygehusvej 10, DK-4000 Roskilde, Denmark

33 ULTRASOUND-GUIDED (USG) TRANSMUSCULAR QUADRATUS LUMBORUM (TQL) BLOCK FOR ELECTIVE CAESAREAN SECTION (ECS). A DOUBLE BLIND, RANDOMIZED, PLACEBO CONTROLLED TRIALHansen Christian Kruse*[1], Dam Mette, Bendtsen Thomas, Børglum Jens[1]University Hospital Zealand

34 A STEP FORWARD IN THE MULTIMODAL REHABILITATION OF TOTAL KNEE ARTHROPLASTYVelásquez Susana*[1], Sierra Nuria[1], Alvira Maria Jose[1], Diaz Esteban[1], Belda Isabel[1], Espedito Brunetto[1], Lafarga Pilar[1], Monerris Mar[1], Alvarez Astrid[1]

[1]Hospital Sagrat Cor, Barcelona-Spain

35 BREAST WIDE EXCISION UNDER COMBINED PARAVERTEBRAL AND PECTORAL NERVES BLOCK FOR A PATIENT WITH SWYER JAMES SYNDROMEThong Sze Ying*[1]

[1]Singapore General Hospital ~ Singapore ~ Singapore

36 ULTRASOUND-GUIDED POPLITEAL SCIATIC NERVE BLOCK – WITH BUPIVACAINE AND TRAMADOL – AS ANALGESIA AFTER INTRAMEDULLARY CALCANEAL NAILPuchalska Kowalczyk Ewa*[1], Kowalczyk Rafal[1], Wasilewski Piotr[1], Klukowski Mateusz[1]

[1]Medical University of Warsaw, Department of Anaesthesia and Intensive Care ~ Warsaw ~ Poland

37 GABAA SUBTYPES-SELECTIVE MODULATION: A NOVEL MECHANISM-BASED APPROACH TO THE TREATMENT OF NEUROPATHIC PAINMatthey Alain[1], Daali Youssef[1], Ralvenius William[4], Zeilhofer Hanns Ulrich[5], Desmeules Jules[1], Besson Marie*[1]

[1]Division of Clinical Pharmacology and Toxicology, Multidisciplinary Pain Center, Department of Anesthesiology, Pharmacology and Intensive Care, Geneva University Hospitals, University of Geneva ~ Geneva ~ Switzerland - [4]Institute of Pharmacology and Toxicology, University of Zurich ~ Zurich ~ Switzerland - [5]Institute of Pharmacology and Toxicology, University of Zurich, Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (ETH) Zurich ~ Zurich ~ Switzerland

38 FINDING THE BEST ANALGESIA AFTER KNEE ARTHROPLASTY: INTRATHECAL MORPHINE VERSUS FEMORAL NERVE BLOCK – PREELIMINARY RESULTS.Kowalska Agnieszka*[1], Olczyk Miller Kinga[1], Kowalczyk Rafal[1], Klukowski Mateusz[1]

[1]Department of Anesthesiology and Intensive Care Medical University of Warsaw ~ Warsaw ~ Poland

39 IS SUFENTANIL SUBLINGUAL TABLET SYSTEM (SSTS) SUITABLE FOR POSTOPERATIVE PAIN RELIEF AFTER BARIATRIC SURGERY? Leykin Yigal*[1], Busetto Nicola[1], Laudani Alessandro[1]

[1]AAS 5 - Friuli Occidentale ~ Pordenone ~ Italy

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40 PROSPECTIVE, MULTI-CENTER, RANDOMIZED, CLINICAL TRIAL COMPARING SAFETY AND EFFECTIVENESS OF COOLED RADIOFREQUENCY ABLATION TO CORTICOSTEROID INJECTION FOR OSTEOARTHRTIC KNEE PAINDavis Timothy*[4], Loudermilk Eric[2], Depalma Michael[3], Hunter Corey[5], Lindley David[7], Patel Nilesh[6], Choi Daniel[8], Solomon Marc[9], Gupta Anita[10], Desai Mehul[11], Buvanendran Asokumar[12], Kapural Leonardo[13]

[2]Piedmont Comprehensive Pain Management Group ~ Greenville, SC ~ United States of America - [3]

Virginia iSpine Physicians ~ Richmond, VA ~ United States of America - [4]Orthopedic Pain Specialists ~ Santa Monic, CA ~ United States of America - [5]Aisworth Institute of Pain ~ New York, NY ~ United States of America - [6]Advanced Pain Management ~ Greenfield, WI ~ United States of America - [7]Interventional Pain Management of Texas ~ Mineral Wells, TX ~ United States of America - [8]Valley Pain Consultants ~ Scottsdale, AZ ~ United States of America - [9]Valley Anesthesia Consultants ~ Phoenix, AZ ~ United States of America - [10]Drexel University ~ Philadelphia, PA ~ United States of America - [11]International Spine, Pain, and Performance Center ~ Washington, DC ~ United States of America - [12]Rush University Medical Center ~ Chicago, IL ~ United States of America - [13]Center for Clincal Research ~ Winston Salem, NC ~ United States of America

41 CNTX-4975 ADMINISTRATION IN SUBJECTS WITH KNEE PAIN ASSOCIATED WITH OSTEOARTHRITIS: 12-WEEK RESULTS OF A RANDOMIZED, DOUBLE-BLIND, PLACEBO-CONTROLLED, PHASE 2B STUDY Hanson Peter*[1], VanDemark Melanie[2], Campbell James[1], Guedes Kimberly[1], Burges Robin[1], Nieves Yeni[3], Stevens Randall[1]

[1]Centrexion Therapeutics Corp ~ Baltimore ~ United States of America - [2]Avail Clinical Research ~ Deland ~ United States of America - [3]Premier Research ~ Durham ~ United States of America

42 CONTINUOUS PERIPHERAL NERVE BLOCK FOR INPATIENTS ISCHEMIC PAINFernandes Hermann*[1], Santos Shirley[1], Ashmawi Hazem[1], Eloisa Espada[1], Vieira Joaquim[1]

[1]Hospital das Clínicas da Faculdade de Medicina da Universidade de São Paulo ~ São Paulo ~ Brazil

43 PECTORAL NERVES AND SERRATUS PLANE BLOCK FOR PERSISTENT POST SURGICAL PAIN AFTER VIDEO ASSISTED THORACIC SURGERY Piraccini Emanuele*[2], Criscuolo Armando[2], Calli Morena[2], Zoli Marcello[2], Minardi Cristina[2], Maitan Stefano[2]

[2]Morgagni Pierantoni Hospital, Anesthesia and Intensive Care ~ Forlí ~ Italy

44 METHADONE PRESCRIPTION PATTERNS AMONG PAIN PHYSICIANS IN COLOMBIAMoreno Diego*[1], Silva Paola[2], Moyano Jairo[3]

[1]Médico Algesiólogo y Anestesiólogo Clínica de Dolor Hospital Universitario San Ignacio, Profesor Instructor Pontificia Universidad Javeriana ~ Bogota ~ Colombia - [2]Medica General. Pontificia Universidad Javeriana ~ Bogota ~ Colombia - [3]Director Clínica de Dolor Hospital Universitario Fundación Santa Fé de Bogotá, Profesor Instructor Universidad de los Andes. Bogotá D.C. Colombia ~ Bogota ~ Colombia

45 SUCCESSFUL TRANSVERSE ABDOMINIS PLANE(TAP)BLOCK WITH LIPOSOMAL BUPIVACAINE FOR A PATIENT WITH MULTIPLE SCLEROSISZavala Acsa*[1], Sawires Youstina[1], Thakar Sudip[1], Van Meter Antoinette[1], Williams Uduak[1], Kapoor Ravish[1], Hancher-Hodges Shannon[1], Nelson Whitney[1], tsai january[1], Rebello Elizabeth[1], Owusu-Agyemang Pascal[1]

[1]MD Anderson Cancer Center ~ Houston ~ United States of America

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46 SUPRASCAPULAR NERVE BLOCK FOR CHRONIC SHOULDER PAIN SYNDROMES: AN AUDIT OF OUR INSTITUTIONAL PRACTICE. Chatziperi Athanasia*[1], Koneti Kiran[1]

[1]Northern Deanery(Royal Sunderland Hospital) ~ Newcastle Upon Tyne ~ United Kingdom

47 THE VALUE OF COMPLETING A FOUR-WEEK INTERDISCIPLINARY CHRONIC PAIN MANAGEMENT PROGRAMLi- Yuelin[2], Hapidou Eleni*[1]

[1]Hamilton Health Sciences ~ Hamilton ~ Canada - [2]McMaster University ~ Hamilton ~ Canada

48 OPIOID INDUCED HYPERALGESIA IN HTLV PATIENT WITH TOTAL BODY PAINMilord Patrick*[1], Voiculescu Lucia Daiana[1]

[1]NYU Langone Medical Center, Center for Treatment and Study of Pain ~ New York, NY ~ United States of America

49 ULTRASOUND-GUIDED LUMBAR SYMPATHETIC BLOCK ON A CRPS PATIENT: A CASE REPORTLee Changsoon[1], Choi Jae-Kyu[1], Kim Eunkyong[1], Kim Se-Eun[1], Kim Dong-ho[1], Kim Yong-chul[1], Moon Jee Youn*[1]

[1]Seoul National University Hospital ~ Seoul ~ Korea, Republic of

50 TECHNICAL VARIATIONS FOR TRANSFORAMINAL EPIDURAL STEROID INJECTIONSMilord Patrick*[1], Gharibo Christopher[1]

[1]NYU Langone Medical Center, Center for Treatment and Study of Pain ~ New York, NY ~ United States of America

51 CHRONIC PAIN IN SOUTH AFRICAN BREAST CANCER SURVIVORS AND OPIOID USE Firfirey Firzana*[1]

[1]Division of Exercise Science and Sports Medicine, Department of Human Biology, Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Cape Town, ~ Cape Town, Western Cape ~ South Africa

52 THE INCIDENCE OF AXONAL DAMAGE AT THE ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL TEST 6 MONTHS AFTER THE ULTRASOUND-GUIDED INTRANEURAL SCIATIC NERVE BLOCKPuggelli Alessia[1], Del Torchio Stefano*[1], Bajocco Chiara[2], Cappelleri Gianluca[2]

[1]Università degli Studi dell’Insubria Varese ~ Varese ~ Italy - [2]ASST-CTO-Gaetano Pini Istituto Ortopedico Gaetano Pini ~ Milano ~ Italy

53 INTRATHECAL MIR-124 INHIBITS INTERLEUKIN-6 RECEPTOR EXPRESSION AND ATTENUATES COMPLETE FREUND’S ADJUVANT-INDUCED INFLAMMATORY PAIN Ping Heng Tan[1], Chien Cheng Liu[1,2] [1]Department of Anesthesiology, E-Da Hospital / I-Shou University, Kaohsiung; [2]Departemnt of Biological Sciences, National Sun Yat-sen University, Kaohsiung, Taiwan

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54 THE INFLUENCE OF PREOPERATIVE LONG NON-CODING RNAS ON CHRONIC POSTOPERATIVE PAIN AFTER TOTAL KNEE REPLACEMENT. Rocco Giordano[1,2], Kristian Kjær Petersen[2], Massimo Santoro[3], Costanza Pazzaglia[3], Massimiliano Valeriani[4], Lars Arendt-Nielsen[2] [1]Center for Neuroplasticity and Pain (CNAP), SMI, Department of Health Science and Technology, Faculty of Medicine, Aalborg University, Aalborg, Denmark; [2]Center for Sensory-Motor Interaction (SMI), Department of Health Science and Technology, Faculty of Medicine, Aalborg University, Aalborg, Denmark; [3]Fondazione Don Gnocchi, Milan, Italy; [4]Neurology Unit, Ospedale Bambino Gesù, Rome, Italy

55 ULTRASOUN-GUIDED INTERCOSTAL NERVE CRYOLISIS FOR POST-BREAST PAIN SYNDROMETerranova G., Leoni M., Conversa G., Bonezzi C., Demartini L.Università degli Studi di Milano

56 PREDICT PAIN AT ONE MONTH AFTER THORACIC SURGERY. PRELIMINARY DATA FROM A VALIDATION STUDY OF ACCURACY, WITH AN HISTORIC COHORT DESIGNValentina Bellini[1,2]; Arianna Montali[2,3]; Andrea Bonetti[1]; Vera Gualeni[1]; Christian Compagnone[1]; Dario Bugada[1,2,3]; Guido Fanelli[1,3]

[1]2^Anestesia, Rianimazione e Terapia del Dolore, Azienda Ospedaliera Universitaria, Parma, Italy; [2]

SIMPAR Group (Study in Multidisciplinary Pain Research); [3]Department of Surgical Sciences, University of Parma, Parma, Italy

57 THE IMMEDIATE ASSESSMENT OF PLEURAL SLIDING AFTER ULTRASOUND GUIDED SUPRASCAPULAR NERVE BLOCK: A PILOT STUDYGerboni S* [1], Longobardi A [3], Peroli M[1], Schiappa E[1], Perrone G[4], Oppici A[1], Marchesini M[1,2]; Fanelli G[1,2] [1]Department of Medicine and Surgery, University of Parma, Parma, Italy; [2]Anesthesia, Intensive Care and Pain service, University Hospital of Parma, Parma, Italy; [3]Department of Neurosciences, Reproductive and Odontostomatological Sciences, University of Naples “Federico II,” Naples, Italy; [4]Anesthesia , Intensive Care and Pain service , University Hospital of Genoa, Genoa, Italy

58 LEVO-SKIN: A CASE SERIES - LEVOBUPIVACAINE FOR SPINAL ANAESTHESIA IN ORTHOPAEDIC MAJOR SURGERY: INCIDENCE OF INCISIONAL SURGICAL PAIN G. Cillari*; R. De Maglio; S.Gorgoglione; F. Minardi; S.Ferri; M. Marchesini; G. FanelliAzienda Universitaria-Ospedaliera di Parma; 2° Servizio di Anestesia, Rianimazione e Terapia Antalgica

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GENERAL INFORMATION

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GENERAL INFORMATIONPUBLICATION OF ABSTRACTS All accepted abstracts for oral and poster presentations will be published on the “FIGHTING PAIN” Journal. Abstracts for which no author has registered for the conference will not be included in the program nor in the abstract book.

ORAL PRESENTATIONSOral presentation time is 10 minutes, discussion included.All submitted and accepted oral presentations have been subjected to peer review and can be found in the program.

POSTERSThe poster session will be held in “Ballatoi area”. All submitted and accepted poster abstracts have been subjected to peer review and can be found in the program.Poster dimensions should not exceed 70 cm width x 100 cm height.

SLIDE CENTERPresentations must be delivered to the Slide Center room at least one hour before the session starts; speakers are kindly requested to upload the presentation with a USB device.Personal computers in the session rooms will not be accepted. Slide Center opening hours will follow the Organizing Secretariat opening hours.

ACCREDITATION STATEMENT AND CREDIT DESIGNATIONEuropean Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (UEMS/EACCME)IX SIMPAR - ISURA Congress (event code: 15331) was granted 20 European CME credits (ECME) by the European Union of Medical Specialists (EACCME) - European Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (Institution of the UEMS).Italian CMEIX SIMPAR - ISURA Congress will be accredited for Italian ECM process (from 29/03/2017 to 01/04/2017) by the Italian Provider PLS Educational. The Congress will grant 6 Italian CME credits to those attending all the following sessions:March 29th 14.00 - 19.00March 30th 16.00 - 19.00March 31st 8.30 - 18.45April 1st 8.30 - 16.30CME certificates will be available only after the Congress, completing the online evaluation form and credit claiming procedure.Med Tech – EUCOMEDIX SIMPAR - ISURA Congress (from 29/03/2017 to 01/04/2017) has been declared fully compliant by the Ethical Med Tech - Conference Vetting System (event code: EMT4504).

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DISCLOSURE AND RESOLUTION OF PERSONAL CONFLICTS OF INTERESTIn accordance with CME accreditation criteria and standards for commercial support to ensure balance, independence, objectivity and scientific rigor, those in control of the educational content must disclose potential or actual conflicts of interest. Disclosure information is evaluated and conflicts of interest resolved. Disclosure is made to participants prior to the activity. Participants will be asked on the evaluation to assess the objectivity and independence of the event.

CONGRESS VENUEPalazzo dei Congressi - Firenze FieraPiazza Adua, 1, Firenze www.firenzefiera.it/en/

Auditorium Floor -2Exhibition area and refreshments Floor -2Slide center Floor -2Registration desk and Congress Secretariat Floor -1Onice Room Ground floorRoom 4 Ground floorRoom 5 (YAP LOUNGE) Ground floorRoom 6 Ground floorRoom 9 Ground floorWorkshops Rooms Floor +1Green Room Floor + 2Lemon House Garden

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GENERAL INFORMATIONORGANIZING SECRETARIAT

PLS EducationalVia della Mattonaia, 1750121 Firenze (Italy)Phone: +39 055 [email protected]

SECRETARIAT ON-SITE OPENING HOURSMarch 29th 8:00 - 19:00March 30th 8:00 - 19:00March 31st 8:00 - 19:00April 1st 8:00 - 17:00

REGISTRATIONSRegistration fee on-site for Physicians, Nurses, Biologists, Resident, Administrative staff is 600,00 euros. Workshops fee on-site is 75,00 euros each.Accompanying person fee on-site is 150,00 euros.On-site payment can be made in cash (EUR) or credit card (only VISA and Mastercard).

REGISTRATION FEE INCLUDES:• full access to the scientific sessions and exhibition• congress bag and final program • access to the Opening Ceremony and Welcome Reception (upon availability)• refreshment breaks• certificate of attendance• name badge• congress card.

CONGRESS CARDPlease download your CONGRESS CARD at www.conventionbureau.it and digit the SIMPAR-ISURA code: 17MF008.It provides special offers and discounted fees at museums, historical sites, shops, restaurants, wellness centers, golf clubs, bike rental stands, car rental agencies, sightseeing tours, taxis, and airport transfer with private driver.

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OFFICIAL LANGUAGEThe official language of the Congress is English. No simultaneous translation will be available.

WIFIThere is a free access to wireless internet in all aparts of the congress venue. Select the “SIMPAR-ISURA” network name and enter the access code “SIMPAR-ISURA”

LIABILITY AND INSURANCEThe Organizing Secretariat and Organisers cannot accept liability for personal accidents or loss or damage of property belonging to the congress delegates, either during or as a result of the congress or during any of the social events. It is recommended that participants arrange their own personal health, accident and travel insurance.

CURRENCYEUR (€) is the official currency in Italy. Money can be changed at the main train stations, international airports, major banks, exchenge bureau, most large hotels and the post office. All major credit cards are accepted in most hotels, restaurants and shops.

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