Above is a screen shot of the main menu of the program. There are 5 main sections of the program:
(1) Physiology & Pathophysiology of Pain, (2) Where does pain come from?, (3) Recognition and Assessment of Pain, (4) Analgesic Drugs and Modalities, and (5) Management of Pain. The videos that are on this website are taken from a number of these sections and serve to give an example of how the program is setup and the wealth of information that is available. Click on any of the links below to view the sample videos. If you do not have a high speed Internet connection these may take quite some time to load.

Central Sensitization

This is a video from the Physiology & Pathophysiology of Pain section.

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Analgesia for Nursing Mothers

This is a video from the Management of Pain : Surgical Pain section.

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Pre-Emptive Analgesia - Mechanism of Action

This is a video from the Analgesic Drugs & Modalities section. It discusses the mechanism of action of pre-emptive analgesic drugs.

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Post-Operative Pain Management

This is a video from the Management of Pain : Surgical Pain section. It is one of a number of cases that demonstrate different types and severity of pain, and discusses treatment regimens.

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Local Dental Anesthesia - Canine Mental Block

This is a video from the Analgesic Drugs & Modalities - Local and Regional Anesthesia/Analgesia section. It is one of a number of videos that demonstrate the technique used for administering canine and feline dental blocks.

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Click the Sample Discussion link to view a portion of the Local Dental Anesthesia discussion document from the program. This document lists all of the types of dental blocks that are covered in the program.