The 8th edition of the Congress of European Federation of IASP - EFIC took place in Florence from the 9th to the 12th of October. The Congress brought together over 4000 pain specialists for a multidisciplinary forum that focused on the latest developments in the study and treatment of acute and chronic pain and recurrent pain. The scientific programme, presented by a leading international faculty, provided new insights into basic science, clinical research and therapeutic interventions.
The 8th edition of the Congress of European Federation of IASP - EFIC took place in Florence from the 9th to the 12th of October. The Congress brought together over 4000 pain specialists for a multidisciplinary forum that focused on the latest developments in the study and treatment of acute and chronic pain and recurrent pain. The scientific programme, presented by a leading international faculty, provided new insights into basic science, clinical research and therapeutic interventions.
conferenza stampa integrale
Introduction & Welcome
20 years of "Building Bridges" - Introduction
Facts and figures on chronic pain in Europe
The economic burden of chronic pain
Finding the neural code for pain
European year against orofacial pain
Trigeminal neuralgia and cluster headaches
Strategies against chronic migraine - Part 1
Strategies against chronic migraine - Part 2
Opiods: between underuse and abuse - Introduction
Opiods: facts and figures
Opiods: who is the appropriate patient
Opiods: problems facing USA, Canada and Australia
Opiods: guidelines are needed
highlights
Take home message
Highlights from the congress
Emicrania cronica: uno degli argomenti più trattati all'EFIC
Chronic migraine: an important issue at EFIC 2013
A message to patients: don't suffer in silence
What our brain does when processing pain
The new nsaid formulation can be subministered subcutaneously
Ora nuove formulazioni di fans da praticare sotto cute
Il paziente ha diritto alla terapia del dolore
Patients have the right to be treated
Il SIMPAR 2014 si terrà a Roma