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UCLA NEUROSURGERY UPDATE 2019
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Content
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Neuromatrix: Developing a theory of pain
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Body Representation in Neuromatrix
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Pain : Sensory-Emotional-Cognitive Experience
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Using Neuromatrix in Neuromodulation
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Cortical stimulation: Mechanism of Action
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Opioid receptor availability reduction post-MCS
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MCS and rTMS of the motor cortex
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Stimulation Parameters
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Sensory nucleus of the Thalamus
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VPL/VPM surgical technique
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VPL/VPM Somatotopic Organization
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Periventricular Gray Surgical Technique
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PVG Neurophysiology and Programming
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Probabilistic tractography of PVG
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Efficacy based on target selection
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Surgical outcomes
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DTI may help improve outcomes
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Case study
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Surgical planning
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Dorsal Anterior Cingulate Cortex
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Conclusion
Description:
Explore neurosurgical targets for chronic pain management in this conference talk by Dr. Jean-Philippe Langevin at the UCLA Neurosurgery Update 2019. Delve into the neuromatrix theory of pain, body representation, and pain as a sensory-emotional-cognitive experience. Examine neuromodulation techniques including cortical stimulation, thalamic stimulation, and periventricular gray matter stimulation. Learn about surgical techniques, somatotopic organization, and neurophysiology of various brain regions involved in pain processing. Discover how diffusion tensor imaging (DTI) may improve surgical outcomes. Investigate the role of the dorsal anterior cingulate cortex in pain perception. Gain insights into emerging diagnostic and treatment modalities for chronic pain based on UCLA Neurosurgery's world-class expertise.

Neurosurgical Targets for Chronic Pain - Jean-Philippe Langevin, MD - UCLA Neurosurgery

University of California, Los Angeles
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