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343 posters, 5 videos, 2 audios, 18 topics, 33 sessions, 263 authors, 202 institutions

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24th Annual Pain Medicine Meeting 2025

November 13-15, 2025| JW Marriott Austin, Austin, Texas

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Thumbnail for Synaptic activity of specific central amygdala neurons is differentially affected by pain and sphingolipid receptor signaling.

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Synaptic activity of specific central amygdala neurons is differentially affected by pain and sphingolipid receptor signaling.

Regan Hines

Indiana University School of Medicine

Poster Presenter: Regan Hines

Thumbnail for Evaluating peripheral nerve stimulation for intractable non-radicular low back pain: a retrospective case series

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Evaluating peripheral nerve stimulation for intractable non-radicular low back pain: a retrospective case series

Alexis Dres

Indiana University School of Medicine

Poster Presenter: Alexis Dres

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