The 8 hands-on workshop stations per day will include fresh frozen cadavers at the Nottingham facility. 10 X-ray cadaver workshop stations and 6 ultrasound live model workshop stations are planned.
PAIN MANAGEMENT, NEUROMODULATION AND ULTRASOUND EVENTS
WITH SUPPORT FROM LONDON PAIN FORUM
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15-16 October 2026- 18th Interventional Pain Management Cadaver Workshop, Nottingham, UK
The 8 hands-on workshop stations per day will include fresh frozen cadavers at the Nottingham facility. 10 X-ray cadaver workshop stations and 6 ultrasound live model workshop stations are planned.
13-15 November 2026 - Neuromodulation Pain Congress, Edinburgh, Scotland
QUICK LINKS
To register online for the Congress in Edinburgh, CLICK HERE
To view a PDF of the meeting flyer, CLICK HERE
To download a PDF of the Congress Registration Form, CLICK HERE
JOIN US EDINBURGH for the next NSUKI Annual Scientific Meeting on 13-15 November 2026 at Edinburgh International Conference Centre. The meeting will be a joint congress with the Nordic Neuromodulation Society. Registration now open!
Watch this space for further updates about the neuromodulation pain congress. For further info contact, ciaranwazir@gmail.com or ciaranwazir@painandneuromodulationlondon.com
CONGRESS TOPICS
Innovations and AI
National Neuromodulation Registry outcomes
MRI conditionality
Neurophysiology
Ethnical and language barriers
Debates
Oral poster competition
29 Jan - 1 February 2027- International Regenerative Medicine USG Cadaver Course, Bangalore, India
QUICK LINKS
To register and pay the early bird course fee for Bangalore, CLICK HERE
To view a PDF of the course flyer, CLICK HERE
To submit an abstract for free oral or printed poster presentations, CLICK HERE
JOIN US in Bangalore, India for our next International USG Regenerative Medicine Course on 29 January - 1 February 2027. The meeting will include expert lectures, live models workshops and hands-on cadaver workshops at the Ramaiah Advanced Learning Center.
An application for European CME Accreditation will once again be submitted for the workshop which is also recognised in USA and Canada.
For further information contact, ciaranwazir@londonpainforum.co.uk
COURSE FACULTY INCLUDE
Dr Alain Elbaz, Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon & Sports Medicine Physician, Houston, Texas, USA
Prof Ashish Shetty, President, Royal Society of Medicine (Pain Medicine), Senior Fellow, London Pain Forum, Consultant in Pain Medicine, University College London Hospital & Cleveland Clinic London, UK
Dr Osnat Wende, Consultant Pain Specialist, with focus on Regenerative MSK Medicine, Jerusalem, Israel
COURSE TOPICS
- Principles of musculoskeletal examination
- Why Regenerative Medicine?
- Principles of Prolotherapy
- PRP injection of the treatment of localised neuropathic pain
- Regenerative medicine for shoulder pathologies
- Elbow tendinopathies and wrist pathologies
- Bone marrow concentrate vs lipoaspirate stem cell injections. Pros and cons.
- Knee arthritis, meniscal tears, tendon and ligament pathology
- Cervical and thoracic spine interventions
- Regenerative medicine for hip joint, labral and tendon pathologies
- Foot and Ankle pathologies
- What makes good PRP? Principles of Classification
- Dilemmas we face with PRP, stem cells and other treatments. Pros and cons.
- Intra-osseous injections of PRP/ stem cells
- Stem cells - comparing bone marrow concentrate and lipoaspirate. Pros and cons of each.
- Ultrasound Demonstrations & Hands-on Live Model Workshops
- Ultrasound Demonstrations & Hands-on Cadaver Workshops
- Free Oral & Poster Presentations
STRUCTURES TO BE TAUGHT
CONTINUING MEDICAL EDUCATION
*An Application for up to 18 CME will be submitted to European Accreditation Council for CME
Ramaiah Advanced Learning Center, M.S Ramaiah University Building, Gnanagangotri Campus, New BEL Road, M.S.R Nagar, Bangalore (Bengaluru)-560054, India
To register and pay the early bird course fee for Bangalore, CLICK HERE
(*Registration includes full access to scientific programme, tea/coffee and lunch catering breaks)
27-28 May 2027 - Aberdeen Interventional Pain Management Cadaver Workshop
An expert faculty will teach on the two day intensive course with lectures, live surgery demonstrations, hands-on cadaver training (5 X-ray stations & 1 Ultrasound guided procedures station) and question and answer sessions.
For further information, email: ciaranwazir@gmail.com
CONTINUING MEDICAL EDUCATION
ABERDEEN WORKSHOP FACULTY INCLUDE
Dr Saravana Kanakarajan
Course Director, Aberdeen Workshop
Consultant Anaesthetist & Pain Specialist
Aberdeen Royal Infirmary
Aberdeen
Scotland, UK
Special Interest: X-Guided RF Ablation Procedures
Consultant in Pain Medicine & Clinical Lead
Buckinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust
Stoke Mandeville Hospital
Aylesbury, Bucks, UK
St George's University Hospital
London, UK
Aberdeen Royal Infirmary
Aberdeen
Scotland, UK
Overview of Day One: Lectures & Live Surgery
- Anatomy and nerve supply for facet and SI joints
- Lumbar facet joint denervation (Live Surgery—Video link)
- Sacroiliac Joint RF (Live Surgery—Video link)
- Evidence and Complications of RF procedures
- Basivertebral Nerve Ablation
- Cryoanalgesia/Cryoablation
- Ultrasound guided Interventions for Low Back Pain (lecture and demo)
Workshop Venue: Suttie Centre, University of Aberdeen, Foresterhill, Aberdeen, AB25 2ZD
Station 1: X-ray guided Diagnostic Blocks (cadaver)
Station 2: X-ray guided Lumbar Facet Joint Denervation (cadaver)
Station 3: X-ray guided Sacroiliac Joint Denervation (cadaver)
TRAVEL TO ABERDEEN
Aberdeen has excellent travel links. By air, Aberdeen is well connected by British Airways, Eastern airways, Flybe, BMI, KLM and Air France to majority of the airports in UK and mainland Europe. The venue is 6 miles from the airport. There are 6 major roads to Aberdeen. A90 serves as the main arterial route connecting Dundee, Perth, Edinburgh and Glasgow. Aberdeen is on the main UK rail network and has frequent direct services to major cities such as Edinburgh Glasgow and London including Caledonian sleeper service
EVENTS CALENDAR 2026/2027/2028
PAIN MANAGEMENT EVENTS



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