Why Attend

The INS 15th World Congress, themed Neuromodulation: From Scientific Theory to Revolutionary Therapy, will emphasize the field’s transformative force on disease treatment. A strong theoretical framework has underpinned studies that offer insight into mechanisms of action, and the field has matured into proven therapies delivered with refined and personalized techniques. Plenary sessions from world experts, panel discussions, oral abstract presentations, poster sessions and networking opportunities convey knowledge from multiple disciplines about current practice, future developments, and solutions for neuromodulation therapy of the central, peripheral, and autonomic nervous system. The congress will bring together over 1,500 scientists, researchers, engineers, device developers and healthcare providers from around the globe to share evidence-based knowledge about basic, translational and clinical research; emerging technologies; and global health care trends in order to improve skills, outcomes, and access to patient care. We invite you to join us!

Learn

Get informed about the latest developments in the field

Contribute

Showcase your research through abstracts and posters

Advance

Learn what the future of neuromodulation holds

Network

Engage with professionals from around the World

Influence

Have a voice in shaping the future of Neuromodulation

Discover

Barcelona's fascinating history and unique culture

Program Highlights

Oral Presentations

Pre-Congress Sessions

Hands-on Cadaver Workshop

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The Cadaver workshop will showcase various neuromodulation technologies and implanting skills which will include:

Burst spinal cord stimulation
High frequency spinal cord stimulation
Dorsal root ganglion stimulation
Sacral nerve stimulation
High density spinal cord stimulation
Multi waveform technology in spinal cord stimulation
Wireless spinal cord stimulation with wearable technology
Intrathecal drug delivery systems
Cervical spinal cord stimulation
Minimally invasive peripheral nerve stimulation
Vagus nerve stimulation
Surgical skills