Asian Pain Academy

Participant Review: Asian Pain Academy Pain Management Workshop (July 2-5 , 2026) The Participant Review: Asian Pain Academy Pain Management Workshop (July 2–5, 2026) page showcases the experiences and feedback of doctors who attended our intensive four-day workshop in Pain Medicine. Participants from India and Nepal share how the combination of evidence-based lectures, live demonstrations, and supervised hands-on training in Musculoskeletal Ultrasound (MSK USG) and fluorosc

Asian Pain Academy Workshop in Pain Medicine (July 2-5, 2026) A memorable four-day journey of learning, collaboration, and hands-on training in interventional pain medicine. Participants from diverse medical backgrounds came together at the Asian Pain Academy to enhance their knowledge, develop practical skills, and gain exposure to evidence-based pain management techniques under expert guidance. The workshop concluded with certificate distribution, celebrating the commitment

2026 June 4–7 Pain Management Workshop at the Asian Pain Academy A memorable four-day journey of learning, collaboration, and hands-on training in interventional pain medicine. Participants from diverse medical backgrounds came together at the Asian Pain Academy to enhance their knowledge, develop practical skills, and gain exposure to evidence-based pain management techniques under expert guidance. The workshop concluded with the distribution of certificates, celebrating at

Chronic spinal pain is one of the most prevalent, disabling, and economically burdensome conditions worldwide. At ISSPCON 2026, Dr. Debjyoti Dutta presented a comprehensive and structured lecture on the Evidence-Based Algorithmic Approach to Chronic Spinal Pain , emphasizing that spine care must transition from symptom-driven and image-driven practice to diagnosis-driven, reproducible clinical algorithms. The Evidence-Based Algorithmic Approach to Chronic Spinal Pain offers

Ultrasound Guided Lumbar Spine Interventions - By Dr Debjyoti Dutta The lumbar spine is the most frequently treated region in pain practice. A clear understanding of anatomy, sonoanatomy, procedural feasibility, and limitations is essential before performing any intervention. With increasing interest in ultrasound-guided techniques, clinicians must understand where ultrasound guided lumbar spine interventions offer advantages and where fluoroscopy remains superior. This arti

Low back pain remains one of the most common reasons for physician visits worldwide and represents a major socioeconomic burden. With the rapid expansion of interventional pain techniques, clinicians are increasingly confronted with procedures promoted through social media, marketing platforms, and industry-driven narratives. This makes it essential for pain physicians to critically evaluate evidence based interventions in back pain before incorporating them into routine cli