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ASEAPS Congress 2019 Kuching, Malaysia Organised by: Supported by: 8th ASEAPS Congress 2019 Kuching, Malaysia ABSTRACT BOOK 8TH ASEAPS CONGRESS www.aseaps2019.com Buildin Collaboration I Pai Managemen 11th – 14th April 2019 Pullman Kuching, Kuching, Sarawak, MALAYSIA Association of South-East Asian Pain Societies (ASEAPS) PRE-CONGRESS WORKSHOPS Pain Management Refresher Course 11th April 2019 (Thursday) l Olympia 1 Room, Level 1 Time Topic Musculoskeletal Pain (with Focus on Osteoarthritis) 0830 0900 Prof Lars Arendt-Nielsen Update on Diagnosis, Classification and Treatment of Peripheral Neuropathic Pain 0900 0930 Prof Andrew S. C. Rice Central Pain Conditions: From Mechanism to Treatment 0930 1000 Prof Troels S. Jensen 1000 1030 Tea Break Pain Syndromes in Cancer Survivors 1030 1100 Assoc Prof Sasikaan Nimmaanrat Update on Acute Pain Management – What is New? (ERAS, Ketamine, Gabapentinoids, Peripheral 1100 1130 Nerve Blocks, etc) Dr Andi Muhammad Takdir Musba Engaging the Patient in Pain Coping Skills (Including an Introduction/Synopsis on CBT) 1130 1200 Prof Michael K. Nicholas Pain Management in Trauma Patients 1200 1230 Prof Ramani Vijayan 1230 1330 Lunch Managing Pain in Children - General Principles 1330 1400 Assoc Prof Stefan J. Friedrichsdorf Episodic Pain in Cancer Patients 1400 1430 Assoc Prof Cynthia Goh Challenges When Managing Pain in the Elderly 1430 1500 Assoc Prof Roger C. Goucke Update on Fibromyalgia 1500 1530 Prof Eva Kosek 1530 1600 Presentation of Certificates (Pain Camp Participants Only) Opening Ceremony 1730 1830 followed by Welcome Reception Building Collaborations In Pain Management 2 PRE-CONGRESS WORKSHOPS Ultrasound Workshop 11th April 2019 (Thursday) l Eiffel Room, Level 1 Time Topic Principles of Ultrasound in Pain Management 0830 0900 Dr Ahmad Afifi Mohd Arshad Knobology 0900 0930 Prof Babita Ghai 0930 1000 Tea Break Skill Stations - Acute Pain Blocks Station 1 : Upper Limb (Interscalene, Supraclavicular, Axillary Block) Dr Ng Kim Swan Station 2 : Lower Limb (Femoral, Adductor Canal, LFCN, Obturator Nerve Block) Dr Khoo Eng Lea Station 3 : Upper Trunk (Thoracic Paravertebral, Intercostal, PECS Block) Dr Ahmad Afifi Mohd Arshad 1000 1300 Station 4: Lower Trunk (Rectus Sheath, Transverse Abdominis Plane (TAP), Ilio-inguinal Ilio-hypogastric Nerve Block) Asst Prof Nantthasorn Zinboonyahgoon Station 5: Lumbar Region (Lumbar Epidural, Lumbar Plexus Block) Dr Lai Hou Yee Station 6: Sacral Region (Subgluteal Sciatic, Popliteal Nerve Block) Dr Lee Pui Kuan 1300 1400 Lunch Skill Stations - Chronic Pain Blocks Station 7: Head And Neck I (Superficial Cervical Plexus, Cervical Nerve Root, Stellate Ganglion) Assoc Prof Sasikaan Nimmaanrat Station 8: Head And Neck II (Cervical Medial Branch, Greater Occipital Nerve) Dr Ng Kim Swan Station 9: Shoulder Region (Acromioclavicular Joint, Bicipital Tendon, Glenohumeral Joint Injection, Subacromial Subdeltoid Bursa, Supraspinatus Tendon, Suprascapular Nerve) 1400 1700 Dr TCT Novy Station 10: Lumbar Spine (Lumbar Facet Joint, Lumbar Medial Branch) Dr Ahmad Afifi Mohd Arshad Station 11 : Hip And Knee Joint (Hip Joint, Injection, Muscle Injection) Prof Babita Ghai Station 12: Sacrum (Sacroiliac Joint, Piriformis Injection, Pudendal Nerve Block) Prof Philip W. H. Peng Opening Ceremony 1730 1830 followed by Welcome Reception 3 8th ASEAPS Congress 2019 PRE-CONGRESS WORKSHOPS Transdisciplinary Approach in the Management of Pain 11th April 2019 (Thursday) l Machu Pichu Room, Level 2 Time Topic The Concept of Transdisciplinary in Pain Management 0830 0900 Assoc Prof Zubaidah Jamil Osman Assessment and Management of Patients: The ABCs of Motivational Interviewing Approach 0900 0930 Dr Shawn Lee Ji Kwan Pain Behaviour: Is It Always Bad? 0930 1000 Assoc Prof Zubaidah Jamil Osman 1000 1030 Tea Break Skill Stations Station 1 - Why Do I Have Chronic Pain?: Communicating Pain to Patients Assoc Prof Zubaidah Jamil Osman Station 2 - Physiotherapy Ms Syarifah Nora 1030 1230 Station 3 - Psychology Dr Shawn Lee Ji Kwan Station 4 - Occupational Therapy Ms Siti Nur Ayishah Basari 1230 1330 Lunch Case Studies 1330 1530 Different Aspects of Management on Each Case Summary and Conclusion 1530 1600 Q&A Opening Ceremony 1730 1830 followed by Welcome Reception Building Collaborations In Pain Management 4 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 12th April 2019 (Friday) - Congress Day 1 Start End Programme 0800 0810 Introductory Remarks by the Scientific Chairpersons Plenary 1: Regional Collaboration to Enhance Pain and Palliative Care Services 0810 0840 P1 Chairperson: Assoc Prof Zubaidah Jamil Osman Assoc Prof Cynthia Goh Plenary 2: Global Burden of Disease: The Impact of Pain 0840 0910 P2 Chairperson: Assoc Prof Sasikaan Nimmaanrat Prof Fiona Blyth President’s Forum - Building Collaborations Moderator: Prof Troels S. Jensen Prof Hasan Sjahrir (Indonesia) Dr Mary Suma Cardosa (Malaysia) 0910 1010 Prof Khin Myo Hla (Myanmar) Assoc Prof Maria Dolma Gudez-Santos (Philippines) Dr Nicholas Chua (Singapore) Assoc Prof Pongparadee Chaudakshetrin (Thailand) 1010 1040 Poster Viewing, Tea Break & Exhibit Visit Colosseum 1 Colosseum 2 Petra 1 Symposium 1 - Symposium 2 - Symposium 3 - Low Back Pain Paediatric Pain Head and Neck Pain Chairperson: Chairpersons: Chairperson: Prof Azlina Amir Abbas Assoc Prof Maria Dolma Prof Toh Charng Jeng Prof Myint Thaung Gudez-Santos Dr Yap Sau Hsien Dr Tang Swee Ping Managing Low Back Pain: Managing Procedural Pain in Do’s & Don’ts Primary Headache: Migraine S1.1 S2.1 Children S3.1 Dr Ozlan Izma Muhamed Dr Julia Shahnaz Merican Dr Tang Swee Ping 1040 1210 Kamil Preventing Fear Avoidance in Abdominal Pain in Children Medication Overuse S1.2 Low Back Pain S2.2 Assoc Prof Stefan J. S3.2 Dr Nicholas Chua Mr Lester E. Jones Friedrichsdorf Management of Low Back Pain: Do Guidelines Close Are Parents Perpetuating Cervicogenic Headache S1.3 the Gap between Evidence S2.3 Pain? S3.3 Assoc Prof Nuj Tontisirin and Practice? Dr Angela Yeo Siok Hoong Prof Jocelyn C. Que Q&A Q&A Q&A Mundipharma Lunch Symposium The Real Burden of Pain – Exploring Solutions in Treatment and Access 1210 1310 Chairperson: LS1 Assoc Prof Cynthia Goh Speakers: Prof Lars Arendt-Nielsen Dr Henry Lu continue to next page 5 8th ASEAPS Congress 2019 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 12th April 2019 (Friday) - Congress Day 1 Start End Programme 1310 1400 Lunch, Friday Prayers & Exhibit Visit Plenary 3: Signs and Symptoms of Sensitisation Across Chronic Pain Conditions 1400 1430 P3 Chairperson: Dr Ho Kok Yuen Prof Lars Arendt-Nielsen Plenary 4: Brain Imaging Of Chronic Pain 1430 1500 P4 Chairperson: Dr Andi Muhammad Takdir Musba Prof Karen D. Davis Colosseum 1 Colosseum 2 Petra 1 Symposium 4 - Symposium 5 - Symposium 6 - Latest Update in Pharmacology for Medicolegal and Ethical Issues Managing Challenging Cases Pain Management Chairpersons: Chairperson: Chairperson: Dr Francis O. Javier Assoc Prof Zubaidah Jamil Osman Prof Ramani Vijayan Dr Raveenthiran Rasiah Treatment Waitlists: COXIBs / NSAIDs: The Patient Impact and Service Managing Difficult Patients S4.1 Controversies S5.1 S6.1 Considerations Prof Michael K. Nicholas Dr Ho Kok Yuen Dr Anne L. J. Burke 1500 1630 Cannabinoids for Ethical Challenges in a Pathophysiology and Neuropathic Pain: Are They S4.2 S5.2 Death-Denying Environment S6.2 Treatment of Fibromyalgia Safe or Effective? Dr Ednin Hamzah Prof Eva Kosek Prof Andrew S. C. Rice Update in Role of Ketamine Brain Imaging to Treat or Prevention of Complex S4.3 in Pain Management S5.3 Diagnose Pain: Ethical Issues S6.3 Regional Pain Syndrome Assoc Prof Nuj Tontisirin Prof Karen D. Davis Prof Merle F. Dela Cruz-Odi Q&A Q&A Q&A 1630 1700 Poster Viewing, Tea Break & Exhibit Visit 1900 Faculty Dinner (By Invitation Only) Onwards Note: All single sessions take place in Colosseum 1 unless stated otherwise. Building Collaborations In Pain Management 6 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 13th April 2019 (Saturday) - Congress Day 2 Start End Programme Plenary 5 : Pain in Children 0800 0830 P5 Chairperson: Dr Angela Yeo Siok Hoong Assoc Prof Stefan J. Friedrichsdorf Plenary 6: An Overview of Neuropathic Pain in Infectious Diseases 0830 0900 P6 Chairperson: Prof Ramani Vijayan Prof Andrew S. C. Rice Colosseum 1 Colosseum 2 Petra 1 Symposium 7 - Symposium 8 - Symposium 9 - Cancer Pain Pain in Vulnerable Populations Using Internet-Based Technology Chairperson: Chairperson: to Advance Pain Management Assoc Prof Cynthia Goh Dr Mary Suma Cardosa Chairperson: Dr Kavita Bhojwani Assoc Prof Sasikaan Nimmaanrat Dr Shawn Lee Ji Kwan Chemotherapy-Induced Using Social Media as an Fragile Cancer Patients S7.1 Peripheral Neuropathy S8.1 S9.1 Advocacy Tool Dr Ednin Hamzah Dr Henry Lu Prof James F. Cleary 0900 1030 Management of Cancer Pain Long-Distance Education Pain in Older Adults S7.2 in Paediatric Patients S8.2 S9.2 Using Web-Based Tools Assoc Prof Roger C. Goucke Dr Edi Setiawan Tehuteru Prof Michael K. Nicholas Pain Assessment in Applying Technology in Intrathecal Drugs Delivery Survivors of Torture: A Delivering Psychological S7.3 for Cancer Pain S8.3 Case of Resilience versus S9.3 Interventions for Chronic Dr Ng Kim Swan Vulnerability Pain: A Study in Singapore Mr Lester E. Jones Dr Yang Su-Yin Q&A Q&A Q&A 1030 1100 Poster Viewing, Tea Break & Exhibit Visit Symposium 11 - Symposium 10 - Symposium 12 - Acute Pain Pain Management Programmes Pain Related Research Chairperson: Chairperson: Chairperson: Dr Raveenthiran Rasiah Prof Marzida Mansor Prof Choy Yin Choy Assoc Prof Pongparadee Dr Jimmy Barus Dr Nicholas Chua Chaudakshetrin Overview of Pain Improving Patient Outcomes Management Programmes Following Surgery Knowledge Translation S10.1 S11.1 S12.1 in Asia Assoc Prof Maria Dolma Prof Fiona Blyth Dr Yang Su-Yin Gudez-Santos 1100 1230 Training of Personnel Who Continuous Regional The Role of Sodium Run Pain Management Analgesic Techniques for Channels in Nerve Injury S10.2 Programmes S11.2 S12.2 Acute Pain Relief Pain Assoc Prof Zubaidah Jamil Dr Michael Beh Zhi Yuen Prof Troels S. Jensen Osman From West to East: Transition of Acute to Overcoming Challenges in Addressing Cultural Chronic Pain - Identifying Doing Research in ASEAN S10.3 Differences in Pain S11.3 The Risk Factors S12.3 Countries Management Programmes Dr Ahmad Afifi Mohd Assoc Prof Teekayu P.
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