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The Society for Back Pain Research annual general meeting will take place at
the University of Warwick, UK. on the 10th and 11th November 2005.
This year's Invited speakers include:
Prof Jaakko Kaprio (Helsinki): "The value of Twin Studies in research on
Degenerative Musculoskeletal Disorders"
Prof Olli Miettinen (Montreal): "European Guidelines for Prevention in Low
Back Pain: a Critical Review"
Prof Tapio Videman (Helsinki and Alberta): "Challenges with Outcomes in
Epidemiology of Degenerative Musculoskeletal Disorders"
Prof Eugene Carragee (Stanford): "Diagnostic evaluation of Low Back Pain
and Disc Degeneration"
The aim of the society is to promote the study of all clinical and
scientific aspects of spinal pain, including the neck, and to encourage
research into its causes, treatment and prevention. To meet this aim the
society takes a multi-disciplinary approach to back pain research, with
members belonging to wide range of fields including bioengineering and
biochemistry, as well as anatomy, epidemiology, physiotherapy, orthopaedic
surgery, rheumatology and neurology.
Scientific meetings are held yearly and non-members are welcome to attend,
and to present their research. Symposia are devoted to specific topics of
particular current relevance. The accepted abstracts are published in the
proceedings of JBJS. Prizes (including cash) are available to the best two
papers presented, and a Student Prize is available for the best paper
submitted by a PhD student. Every effort is made to keep the costs of the
meetings to a minimum.
For more information about abstract submission and registration go to:
http://www.sbpr.info/
N.B. Deadline for on-line abstract submission: Sunday 31st July 2005.
Phill Pollintine
School of Veterinary Science
Department of Anatomy
Southwell Street
Bristol
BS2 8EJ
Phone: 0117 928 8366
Fax: 0117 925 4794
E-mail: Phill.Pollintine@bris.ac.uk
the University of Warwick, UK. on the 10th and 11th November 2005.
This year's Invited speakers include:
Prof Jaakko Kaprio (Helsinki): "The value of Twin Studies in research on
Degenerative Musculoskeletal Disorders"
Prof Olli Miettinen (Montreal): "European Guidelines for Prevention in Low
Back Pain: a Critical Review"
Prof Tapio Videman (Helsinki and Alberta): "Challenges with Outcomes in
Epidemiology of Degenerative Musculoskeletal Disorders"
Prof Eugene Carragee (Stanford): "Diagnostic evaluation of Low Back Pain
and Disc Degeneration"
The aim of the society is to promote the study of all clinical and
scientific aspects of spinal pain, including the neck, and to encourage
research into its causes, treatment and prevention. To meet this aim the
society takes a multi-disciplinary approach to back pain research, with
members belonging to wide range of fields including bioengineering and
biochemistry, as well as anatomy, epidemiology, physiotherapy, orthopaedic
surgery, rheumatology and neurology.
Scientific meetings are held yearly and non-members are welcome to attend,
and to present their research. Symposia are devoted to specific topics of
particular current relevance. The accepted abstracts are published in the
proceedings of JBJS. Prizes (including cash) are available to the best two
papers presented, and a Student Prize is available for the best paper
submitted by a PhD student. Every effort is made to keep the costs of the
meetings to a minimum.
For more information about abstract submission and registration go to:
http://www.sbpr.info/
N.B. Deadline for on-line abstract submission: Sunday 31st July 2005.
Phill Pollintine
School of Veterinary Science
Department of Anatomy
Southwell Street
Bristol
BS2 8EJ
Phone: 0117 928 8366
Fax: 0117 925 4794
E-mail: Phill.Pollintine@bris.ac.uk