Beyond Pain and Nerves: Applied Neuromodulation for Vascular, Non-Vascular, Visceral and Residual COVID-19 Co-Morbid Conditions
7:00 AM - 8:00 AM
Friday, January 14
This panel will discuss evidence of applying neuromodulation techniques in non-pain conditions. In particular, use of neuromodulation is emerging for treating some of the sequelae of the COVID-19 disease. Additionally this session will explore and discuss effects of neuromodulation on overactive bladder, heart failure as well as vascular changes in diabetes.
Learning Objectives
Upon completion of this educational activity, participants should be able to:
- Discuss how neuromodulation affects cardiac function.
- Describe how the residual COVID-19 disabling sequelae can be addressed by peripheral neuromodulation
- Discuss the efficacy of Spinal cord stimulation on the vascular changes in patients with diabetes
- Understand how peripheral nerve stimulation can have a therapeutic effect for the overactive bladder
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- Faculty:
Jennifer M. Hah, MD, MS
Damian S. Shin, PhD
Peter S. Staats, MD
Dalia H. Elmofty, MD
Maunak V. Rana, MD