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7th World Congress of the World Institute of Pain

7 - 10 May 2014, Maastricht
Anticipated attendance: 1500 delegates Delegate profile: Surgeons, anaesthatists, neurologists, oncologists, GPs, nurses and other medical and scientific professionals dealing with pain Conference code: WIP14A Meeting website:www2.kenes.com/wip2014/Pages/Home.aspx
Exhibition address: Maastricht Exhibition and Congress Center 
Forum 100 
6229 GV Maastricht 
The Netherlands
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Exhibition overview

The World Institute of Pain (WIP) was founded in 1993 as an organization to better educate pain physicians for the 21st century.. WIP's 7th World Congress will take place in Maastricht, in the Netherlands.  The theme of the  congress is "Better Education, Better Relief."  One of its main goals is to advance the management of pain centers to a level of excellence. 


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Exhibition details

Scientific Programme


Topics will include:
Ultrasound
Pharmacotherapy
Clinical anatomy
Acute pain
Headache and facial pain
Chronic pain
Cervical pain
Pain therapy
Pain management
Spinal chord stimulation
Neuropathic pain
Neuropathic itch
Cancer pain
Use of opioids
 

Deadline details

  • Entry into Wisepress Congress Price List: April 4, 2014
  • Receipt of display material: April 11, 2014

Exhibition shipping address for late entries

Publishers who miss the display materials deadline date need to send their material directly to the exhibition:

Please contact Wisepress for full shipping details.

Wisepress will be mounting a full display of books and journals at this meeting.
To ensure your publications are included please contact us at:
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