Abstract:
It will be described the contemporary neuromodulatory methods – e.i. both invasive and noninvasive ones. As a as stimulation were used electrical current (both alternative and constant current ) and magnetic field stimulation. Also the noninvasive stimulation using the electrical and magnetic stimuli will be mentioned. Escpecially indications and also advantages and disadvantages will be mentioned.
Invasive methods: PNS, PFNS, SCS, MCS, DBS, ES.
Noninvasive methods: TENS, rTMS, tDCS
Audience take away:
- The understanding of principles of invasive and noninvasive neuromodulatory methods and their possible using in the treatment of chronic pain
- The description of orofacial pain from the point of view of basic research and the clinical signs
- The understanding of main advantages and disadvantages of described methods.
- The clinical possibilities of neurostimulatory methods in the treatment of orofacial pain.
- The most frequent etiological factors of orofacial pain
Biography:
Prof. Rokyta started with pain research in the Laboratory of prof. Denise Albe-Fessard in Paris.
He has 760 publications and scientific communications, 10 lecture notes for Czech and foreign students, - co-author of Textbook of Medical Physiology (1987,1991) and Textbook of Pathophysiology (1998).
SCI 897, H-index 18, 480 scientific lectures in Czech Republic and abroad
He was the chairman and coordinator two Research gools:
Pain management
He organised:
1. Congress of EFIC Pain in Europe IV. ,
2. Topical Seminars in Istanbul in the V.th Pain EFIC Congress
3. Topical Seminars in Hamburg in the VII.th Pain EFIC Congress
4. Since 1997 he is the member of the Board of Czech Pain Society
5. From 2009 he is the president of Czech Pain Society
6. From 2009 he is the Councillor of EFIC
7. Every year from 2010 he is organising the Czech- Slovak Dialogues on Pain in different the positions – chairman of Scientific Committee or the President of Congress.
8. He organised many other international and national congresses in physiology and pathophysiology. He founded the Czech Journal of Pain (Bolest) in 1997 and up to now he is the Editor in chief of this journal. He is involvement and service to IASP is clear from above mentioned activities. He is also the other of very important books especially he is the main editor textbook of algesiology (Pain – Bolest) in two editions (2006, 2012). This textbook in the basic source of knowledge for the Czech algesiologist. He published several other books about the defferent sort of pain (Back pain, Opioids the pain in the old each, Neuromodulation, How to treat the pain). He was also the co-author of the chapters of pain in the different monografies (The child and the pain, Analgesia and anaesthesia during the labor, Clinical pharmacy). He translated the book Douleur from Albe Fessard from French to Czech language.
