Clinical Advances in Pain Management

Dear Colleagues,

Chronic pain remains a global health challenge, affecting millions and significantly impacting quality of life. The field of pain management has seen remarkable advancements in recent years, driven by innovative interventional procedures, emerging pharmacological therapies, and a deeper understanding of the complex mechanisms underlying pain. This Special Issue, Clinical Advances in Pain Management, aims to showcase cutting-edge research and clinical strategies that are shaping the future of pain care.

This Special Issue covers a broad spectrum of cutting-edge topics in pain management. Among them are innovative minimally invasive therapies for conditions like spinal stenosis, advancements in neuromodulation techniques such as spinal cord and peripheral nerve stimulation, and significant breakthroughs in regenerative medicine approaches. This Special Issue also explores the use of ultrasound-guided regional blocks for acute and chronic pain, highlighting their efficacy and growing role in clinical practice. Additionally, it emphasizes evidence-based strategies for pharmacological management, focusing on optimizing opioid use.

With contributions from leading experts in pain medicine, this Special Issue seeks to provide clinicians, researchers, and healthcare professionals with actionable insights and practical updates to enhance patient care. By bridging the gap between research and clinical practice, this compilation emphasizes innovation, safety, and patient-centered approaches to tackling acute and chronic pain.

We invite you to explore these transformative advancements that continue to redefine pain management and improve patient outcomes.

Dr. Jamal Hasoon
Dr. Omar Viswanath
Guest Editors

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