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Interventional Pain Workshop at Bangalore

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27 February 2014

Interventional Pain Workshop at Bangalore

Dr. Palanisamy Vijayanand bangalore Interventional pain course, BIPCO, cadaver workshop india, hands-on cadaveric workshop bangalore india

The 2nd Bangalore Interventional Pain Course (BIPCO) is held under the aegis of the Karnataka State Chapter of Indian Society for Study of Pain at M.S. Ramaiah Advanced Learning Center

Indian Society for Study of Pain – 2014 National Conference at Mumbai

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22 January 2014

Indian Society for Study of Pain – 2014 National Conference at Mumbai

Dr. Palanisamy Vijayanand acute pain, ISSP, ISSPCON 2014, Mumbai, opioid, pain, Pain Management, pain seminar, pain workshop, traveling pain school

By Palanisamy Vijayanand Relieving pain is a multi-disciplinary endeavour. Better management of pain is far more than simple administration of an adequate opioid or a nerve block done in a

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29 June 2011

Pain Fellowship and Training in India

Dr. Muralidhar Joshi cancer pain, neuropathic pain, pain training, physiology of pain, post operative pain, setting up a pain clinic

Roy Porter in The Greatest Benefit to Mankind, states that before anaesthetics, antiseptics and antibiotics, medicine could do little for the sick except perhaps reduce pain with narcotics. This was the norm

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09 February 2011

Barriers to Acute Pain Management

Dr. Palanisamy Vijayanand acute pain service, pain killers, post operative pain, under assessment of pain, undergraduate pain education

By Palanisamy Vijayanand Despite substantial advances in pain research in recent decades, inadequate acute pain control is still more the rule than the exception. 2010-2011 has been declared as the Global

Interview with PN Jain Indian Society for Study of Pain

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02 February 2011

Interview with PN Jain Indian Society for Study of Pain

Dr. Palanisamy Vijayanand narcotics, pain clinics, pain education, pain management in undergraduate curriculum, pain treatment in India

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Nociception, pain, consciousness, and society: A plea for constrained use of pain-related terminologies https://t.co/WBijn5hu02
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Tighter prescribing regulations drive illicit opioid sales https://t.co/gQZ0nKxnOG
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Essential Pain Management – DEMEDCON 2014, Kolar

Dr. Palanisamy Vijayanand June 6, 2014

By Palanisamy Vijayanand At least I am not the person I was before. The vagabonding through our ‘America’ had changed me more than I thought. Ernesto ‘Che’ Guevara, Notas de Viaje
Pain Education Project at Amalapuram

Dr. Palanisamy Vijayanand October 29, 2013

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Interventional Pain Workshop at Bangalore

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Pain Fellowship and Training in India

Barriers to Acute Pain Management

Interview with PN Jain Indian Society for Study of Pain

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