
About Us
The Center for "Neuromodulation and Pain" is the first private research center for clinical and basic neuroscience in Iran. This research center is based on the successful experience of launching subspecialty neuromodulation surgeries for the first time and uniquely in the region, by a group of specialists in various fields including neurosurgery, neurology, neuroscience, psychiatry, radiology, physics and engineering, rehabilitation and other related fields. Since its establishment in 2018, the center strives to promote neuromodulation therapeutic services in an international scale, to advance research projects in this field.
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Latest Events
Psychosurgery in major depressive disorder
The 16th virtual scientific conference of NeuroMaPC
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15th Virtual Scientific Conference of Neuromodulation and Pain Research Center
Read MoreHistory and course of developments in psychiatric surgery
13th Virtual Scientific Conference of Neuromodulation and Pain Research Center
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12th Virtual Scientific Conference of Neuromodulation and Pain Research Center
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Our Services

DBS (Deep Brain Stimulation Surgery)
This surgical technique could be used to treat Parkinson's disease, Dystonia, Vibration Tremor and some psychiatric disorders such as obsessive-compulsive disorder. Shiraz is a unique referral medical center for this surgery in Iran.

Spinal Stimulator Implantation Surgery
This surgery is useful for patients who have previously undergone spinal surgery and suffer from severe burning pain in the limbs, or diabetic patients with such pain.

Implantation of Spinal Intrathecal Pumps
Patients who receive Morphine or Baclofen via injection due to severe limb pain, especially following malignancy or spinal cord injuries are good candidates to implant this advanced technology.

External stimulus agent
In the treatment of urinary and fecal incontinence, patients who have a relative disorder of urinary and fecal control for various reasons could undergo this surgery to implant this device.

Surgery for epilepsy
Some patients who have not fully recovered despite taking seizure-epilepsy medications may have partial or complete recovery undergoing the most advanced neurosurgeries.

Low-invasive pain treatments
Patients with severe pain in the face, back, or neck with or without transferring to the limbs, who do not respond to conservative treatments, can benefit from the most advanced minimally invasive pain treatments.