Pain Management in the Spinal Cord Injury (SCI) Population

Date: Friday 7 Nov. 2025

Id 38
Topic pain
Speakers Gregory Blazek USA, Joel Frontera USA , Kemly Philip USA

The Spinal Cord Injury population includes a wide array of injury types and disability classifications. Through this diversity, there is a plethora of possible nociceptive, neuropathic, and even visceral sources of pain of which both inpatient and outpatient clinicians need to be aware.

Managing pain is critical for identifying deficits, overcoming disabilities, strengthening functional movements, and optimizing quality of life. We seek to identify and provide up-to-date best practices for medical trainees or currently practicing providers on approaches to the various pain etiologies and the next steps for management within the Spinal Cord Injury population.

Chair Gregory Blazek

11H30 Introduction and Background

11H40 Outline and Description of Pain Framework for Visceral Pain

11H50 Outline and Description of Pain Framework for Neuropathic Pain

12H Outline and Description of Pain Framework for Nociceptive Pain

12H10 Interactive Demonstration

12H20 CO ID 776 Factors Affecting Rehabilitation Participation In Patients With Spinal Cord Injury. Gül Mete Civelek

12H25 Q&A and Wrap-up

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    Pain



    Id 38
    Topic
    pain

    Speakers
    Gregory Blazek USA, Joel Frontera USA , Kemly Philip USA

    Chair
    Gregory Blazek

    11H30
    Introduction and Background

    11H40
    Outline and Description of Pain Framework for Visceral Pain

    11H50
    Outline and Description of Pain Framework for Neuropathic Pain

    12H
    Outline and Description of Pain Framework for Nociceptive Pain

    12H10
    Interactive Demonstration

    12H20
    CO ID 776
    Factors Affecting Rehabilitation Participation In Patients With Spinal Cord Injury.
    Gül Mete Civelek

    12H25
    Q&A and Wrap-up

    ISPRM25 ISPRM25