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The IASP Pain Research Forum will host a seminar with Michele Curatolo, MD, PhD, University of Washington, US. A Q&A session moderated by Lars Arendt-Nielsen, Dr. Med., PhD, Aalborg University, Denmark, will follow the presentation.
Here is an abstract from the presenter:
This seminar will highlight the role of quantitative sensory testing (QST) in pain research and clinical practice, with a focus on:
- Assessment of somatosensory function relevant to pain
- Potential to serve as prognostic biomarkers (predicting the course of pain and disability)
- Potential to serve as predictive biomarkers (predicting the efficacy of interventions)
- QST phenotypes linked to mechanisms of human pain
The seminar will highlight the status of current QST research, stressing:
- What has been achieved
- What cannot be achieved
- Future opportunities offered by QST in mechanistic studies of human pain
- Challenges and opportunities for use of QST in clinical practice.