Dr. Mayank Gupta, a renowned pain management specialist and co-founder of Kansas Pain
Management, was invited to deliver a lecture on evidence-based chronic back pain
management at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) in Bhopal. AIIMS is one of
the premier medical institutes in South East Asia, and the invitation to speak there is a
testament to Dr. Gupta’s expertise and knowledge in the field of pain management.
Chronic back pain is a widespread problem, affecting millions of people worldwide. It can be
debilitating and can have a significant impact on a person’s quality of life. The management
of chronic back pain can be challenging, and it requires a comprehensive approach that
takes into account the patient’s medical history, lifestyle, and other factors.
Dr. Gupta has extensive experience in the management of chronic pain, and he has been at
the forefront of developing evidence-based approaches to pain management. He is known
for his patient-centric approach and his ability to develop personalised treatment plans that
address the unique needs of each patient.
During his lecture at AIIMS, Dr. Gupta shared his insights on the latest advances in chronic
back pain management. He discussed the importance of a multidisciplinary approach that
includes not only medication but also physical therapy, psychological counselling, and
lifestyle changes. He emphasised the importance of patient education and empowerment
and how it can play a crucial role in the management of chronic back pain.
Dr. Gupta’s lecture was well-received by the audience, which included medical students,
residents, and practising physicians. His insights and recommendations were seen as
valuable contributions to the field of pain management, and many attendees expressed their
gratitude for the opportunity to learn from him.
Dr. Gupta’s invitation to speak at AIIMS is a testament to his expertise and reputation in the
field of pain management. His dedication to developing evidence-based approaches to pain
management and his patient-centric approach have helped countless patients manage their
pain and improve their quality of life. His lecture at AIIMS is just one example of the many
ways in which he is contributing to the advancement of the field of pain management.