NEUROMODULATION
The Handbook of Neuromodulation
The Neuromodulation and Pain Center (NeuroMaPC) is the first ever private research body for clinical and fundamental neuroscience in Iran. Founded in 2018, this centre is the home of one of the most unique and advanvced neuromodulation surgeries in the world. The NeuroMaPC's astounding team is comprised of the neurosurgeon, consultant neurologist, psychiatrist; radiologist, biomedical engineer and rehabilitation healthcare porfessionals to provide the best treatment for patients. Since 2018, the center strives to promote therapeutic neuromodulation services, raise awareness of neuromodulation and chronic pain, and carry out research projects on an international scale.
Webinar monitoring journals in the field of pain control with the topic of new treatment methods for complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS)
Read MoreWebinar monitoring journals in the field of pain control with the topic of new methods of shoulder bursitis pain control
Read MoreWebinar monitoring journals in the field of pain control with the topic of the role of PLDD in pain control
Read MoreWebinar on observation of journals in the field of pain control with the topic of new methods of post-shingles pain control
Read MoreWebinar monitoring journals in the field of pain control with the topic of the role of transforminal epidural injections in pain control
Read MoreWebinar on observation of magazines in the field of pain control with the topic of new methods of shoulder pain control
Read MoreDBS is used to treat Parkinson's Disease (PD), dystonia; tremor and psychiatric conditions such as Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD). Shiraz is the home for this unique procedure in Iran.
This outpatient procedure can provide pain relief for patients with numerous chronic pain syndrome.
This procedure aims to deliver small amounts of pain medications such as baclofen or morphine directly to the spinal fluid. The implant is suitable for palliative and malignancy pains.
This surgery aims to treat patients with epilepsy who have not responded well to medications. Patients may have partial or full recovery post-op.
This minimally invasive treatment aims to relief chronic pains in the face, neck or back despite the limbs involvement.