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Webinar with Dr Jeremy Russell – Trigeminal Neuralgia and similar neuralgias. What can you do?

We are delighted to announce our final webinar for 2022 with Dr Jeremy Russell who is on our associations medical advisory board.

Dr Russell has donated a great deal of his time and we are grateful for the information he provides to our support group network and individual members.

The webinar will be recorded, and made available in due course.  I do urge our membership to add the details of the webinar to their calendars and join live, to have your chance to ask questions through the chat.

Monday 12th December at 7pm Eastern Summer Time (viewers in Queensland, South Australia, Western Australia and the Northern Territory please adjust for your time zone).

Topic: Trigeminal Neuralgia and similar neuralgias. What can you do?

 How to access? To click on the online link for this presentation go to our Facebook or Twitter accounts. Alternatively use the following: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/2034069450?pwd=dzl5UWNocFUzWm9SRXdnQmdkSnNVdz09

 

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Webinar – 2022 What We Have Been Doing

We had a great deal to talk about in respect of the achievements our Association has covered in the last year, and our plans for the future.

Thank you so much to all of the attendees who joined our live webinar this morning.  It was lovely to see you all, and I really enjoyed our conversations after the webinar.  It is always so informative to hear from our sufferers directly, and be able to offer advice on staying connected, being part of our community and not becoming isolated.  Our conversations may also help other sufferers who will view the recording.

It really shows how important it is for our trigeminal neuralgia and associated facial pain sufferers, to connect, not just to support group leaders, but to each other.

We hope to repeat this type of webinar in 2023 where we can showcase our 20-year anniversary celebrations.  Please don’t forget to hit the subscribe button on our You Tube channel.

The Presentation slides are available here – 2022 - What We Have Been Doing Presentation

Our webinar can be viewed here

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Webinar – Prof Arun Aggarwal- presenting to the emergency department for pain management

When Trigeminal Neuralgia pain is too much: presenting to the emergency department for pain management

In July 2022 we were delighted to host a webinar chaired by A/Prof  Liam Caffery and presented by Prof Arun Aggarwal

Professor Arun Aggarwal is a highly experienced neurologist with expertise in chronic pain management.

Professor Aggarwal graduated from the University of Adelaide in 1987 and went on to specialise in neurology, rehabilitation medicine and pain medicine and is a Fellow of the Royal Australasian College of Physicians, the Australasian Faculty of Rehabilitation Medicine, and the Australasian Faculty of Pain Medicine.

Professor Aggarwal completed his PhD at the University of Sydney on motor neuron disease. He currently oversees a number of research trials at the University of Sydney’s Medical School including trials on trigeminal neuralgia and chronic neuropathic pain.

Professor Aggarwal sits on the on the Medical Advisory Board of Trigeminal Neuralgia Association.

In this webinar he will speak on “When trigeminal neuralgia pain is too much: presenting to the emergency department for pain management”

You may download the presentation with this link Acute Pain Management for Trigeminal Neuralgia - A/Prof Arun Aggarwal

Our Association is working hard to provide clearly understood information, not only to our sufferers but to the medical and dental profession.  We thank all who logged in to watch the webinar live and they had the opportunity to ask questions and receive replies.

We would like to thank our Medical Advisory Board Members for the work they do and the advocacy they provide to all sufferers.  Contact details for our MAB members can be found here

 

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