The Asian Pain Academy (APA) successfully conducted its intensive 4-day Hands-on Pain Medicine Workshop from 30 July to 2 August 2026, bringing together passionate pain physicians from across India to enhance their skills in interventional pain management.

This workshop was designed to bridge the gap between theory and clinical practice through live demonstrations, hands-on ultrasound training, fluoroscopy-guided interventions, and real patient procedures. Here are the photographs from the Hands-on Workshop in Pain Medicine 30 July – 2 August 2026.

Distinguished Participants

We were delighted to welcome the following doctors to this workshop:

• Dr. Preeti Badiger

• Dr. Sophiya Rasool

• Dr. Manish Grover

• Dr. Vineela

• Dr. Sharmistha Singha

• Dr. Mohammed Arif

• Dr. Laxmi Tulasi

• Dr. Dasuklang Disiar

• Dr. Rahul Jain

• Dr Mamta Joon

Their enthusiasm, active participation, and eagerness to learn made the workshop highly interactive and academically enriching.

Comprehensive Hands-on Learning

Over four intensive days, participants received practical training in:

• Musculoskeletal ultrasound scanning

• Sonoanatomy of major joints and peripheral nerves

• Ultrasound-guided pain interventions

• Fluoroscopy-guided spine procedures

• Hybrid ultrasound and fluoroscopy techniques

• Regenerative pain procedures

• Patient selection and procedural planning

• Complication avoidance and safety techniques

Live Clinical Experience

One of the highlights of the workshop was the opportunity to observe and assist in multiple live patient procedures performed under expert supervision. Participants gained first-hand experience in clinical decision-making, patient positioning, image optimization, needle guidance, and procedural techniques that cannot be fully appreciated through lectures alone.

The busy clinical schedule allowed participants to witness a wide spectrum of chronic pain conditions and evidence-based interventional treatments.

Learning Beyond the Classroom 30 July – 2 August 2026, Asian Pain Academy Successfully Conducted 4-Day Hands-on Workshop in Pain Medicine

The workshop emphasized practical skills, discussion of real-life cases, troubleshooting difficult interventions, and interactive faculty-participant engagement. Every session encouraged questions, clinical reasoning, and hands-on practice to improve procedural confidence.

Building the Future of Pain Medicine

At the Asian Pain Academy, our mission is to develop competent, confident, and ethical pain physicians through structured education and extensive practical exposure. Workshops like these continue to strengthen our commitment to advancing Pain Medicine education across Asia.

We sincerely thank all participants for their dedication, enthusiasm, and commitment throughout the workshop. Their active involvement contributed immensely to the success of this academic program.

We look forward to welcoming more physicians to future Asian Pain Academy fellowship programs and hands-on workshops as we continue our journey toward excellence in Pain Medicine education.

Together, we learn. Together, we advance. Together, we improve patient care.