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Practical Learning in Pain Medicine: A Closer Look at the Asian Pain Academy’s Ultrasound and C-Arm Workshop
- Asian Pain Academy
- 10 hours ago
- 3 min read
Asian Pain Academy Reviews – Shaping the Future of Pain Medicine Through Hands-On Training
Mastering pain management requires more than theoretical knowledge—it demands hands-on, guided clinical training. The Asian Pain Academy, located in Kolkata, has built a strong reputation for offering high-quality practical education in ultrasound- and C-arm–guided pain procedures.
Through a well-structured blend of focused theoretical sessions and extensive hands-on training using mannequins and live patient demonstrations, the Academy helps doctors gain confidence and refine their procedural skills. The programs are designed to support both beginners entering pain practice and experienced clinicians seeking to advance their techniques.
In this article, we share reviews and insights from doctors across India and overseas who have recently participated in the Asian Pain Academy’s intensive workshops, highlighting their learning experiences and professional takeaways.
Asian Pain Academy Reviews – Perspectives from Participants
1.Dr. Shirsendu Nandi: Hello, I am Dr. Shirshandu Nandi, associate consultant in anesthesiology, CMRI hospital, Kolkata and I was doing this workshop in Asian pain academy under Dr. Du Joti Doto and Dr. Chinmoay Roy. It was a very good experience and uh the practical portion was really nice. Everything was really uh nicely explained and we get to do everything uh individually. Thank you sir. Thank it was a really nice experience.
2.Dr. Bengamin S Sangma: Hello, I'm Dr. Benjamin S. Sangma. I come from Tura, Mega. Working in medicine department in Turrishna Hospital. And about the course in Asian Pain Academy, I felt that it is it has deeply enriched me in understanding uh pain management especially the chronic ones. I also uh feel that the course is balanced because there's a good mixture of theory as well as the hands-on pedigle. The teachers involved in the academy are very knowledgeable and experienced. I believe that workshop that I have attended this time was was very well organized and once again I thank Asian Pin Academy for giving me this opportunity which I feel will give a positive impact on the patients that I'm treating. Thank you.
3.Dr. Shiv Kr. Singh:Hi, I'm Hi. Uh my name is Dr. Shiv. I'm from Noa. Um I came here for my workshop as a part of the uh basic uh course in pain management. Uh as far the uh the teachers Dr. Dejoti and Dr. Chen are concerned. They are excellent teachers. They are very simple, very knowledgeable. I in simple terms they are angels when it comes to pain management strategies. So if you are really serious then come to this uh uh workshops. It's it's too good.
4.Dr. L Gobinath: Hello, this is Dr. Gopinath from Tamil Nadu. Uh my department is anesthesia. I came here for uh workshop in Asian Pain Academy. It was a very nice and comprehensive uh uh approach and individualized teaching in the hands-on workshop also. Uh overall it was a very nice experience. Thank you.
5.Dr. N Sakthidevi: I'm Dr. Sakthi Dvi coming from Chennai anesthetist. Um the whole hands-on training is very good and they they give lot of chances their uh explanation and demonstration. It's very good. It's um I don't think it's uh it's not that much commercial. It's so good and uh.
Recurring Themes in Asian Pain Academy Reviews
Feedback from participants of the Asian Pain Academy consistently highlights several key strengths of the program:• Expert-led sessions conducted by highly experienced faculty• Strong emphasis on anatomical foundations essential for procedural precision• Structured skill progression, beginning with mannequin-based practice and advancing to real patient cases• Increased confidence to independently establish and run pain management clinics• Supportive and approachable mentors who foster personalized learning
Doctors from across India and internationally have benefited from this comprehensive, hands-on training approach. Many participants report that the program has significantly transformed their understanding of pain management and enhanced their clinical practice.
Conclusion:
The Asian Pain Academy offers far more than a conventional workshop—it provides a structured and immersive pathway to mastering pain medicine. Through hands-on training, expert mentorship, and a collaborative learning environment, participants gain the confidence and competence needed to advance and elevate their clinical practice.
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