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International Neuromodulation Society

14th WORLD CONGRESS
Neuromodulation: Leading a Global Medical Revolution
SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA • Save the date! May 25 - 30, 2019

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Neuromodulation Society of the United Kingdom and Ireland

NSUKI is the voice of Neuromodulation in the UK and Ireland

Encourage your fellow implanters to join NSUKI to increase the volume of that voice. Membership includes membership of INS and subscription to the journal Neuromodolation: Technology at the Neural Interface. The journal is fully indexed in Medline, and the Index Medicus.


See the INS 14th World Congress Scientific Program

NSUKI was pleased to offer bursaries to facilitate attendance at the International Neuromodulation Society's 14th World Congress in Sydney, Australia on 25 - 30 May 2019. Each bursary was up to a maximum amount of £3000.
For further information please contact the NSUKI treasurer, Dr Ashish Gulve, at [email protected]
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National Neuromodulation registry documents:

NSUKI ANNUAL SCIENTIFIC MEETING LEEDS 2019
New for 2019: Pre-ASM Hands-on Cadaver Workshop at University of Leeds on 15 November 2019

LINK: NSUKI 2019 ASM and workshop announcement and registration

Abstract submission deadline: 30 September 2019
LINK: abstract submission guidelines 
For further details, please email:
ashishgulve (at) nhs.net or ciaranwazir (at) gmail.com

Bursaries for meeting attendance:
NSUKI members are invited to apply for a bursary to attend the annual scientific meeting and satellite cadaver workshop - deadline 30 September 2019

SNNAP AGM
The annual general meeting of the Specialist Neuromodulation Nurses & Associated Professionals takes place immediately prior to the ASM on the afternoon of the 15th

The Neuromodulation Society of the UK and Ireland 2017 Research Grant Competition Results

The Neuromodulation Society of the UK and Ireland invited proposals for the 2017 research grant competition. Two grants of up to £2,500 were awarded for a research proposal, which may be in any field of neuromodulation research.

Applications were peer reviewed and a decision made by the Neuromodulation Society of the UK and Ireland Research Committee.

The winning projects were:

  • Dr Kavita Poply: A prospective single blind crossover design pilot study to investigate the dynamic brain imaging response to changes in frequency parameters in patients with spinal cord stimulation with intractable neuropathic pain.
  • Dr Anu Kansal: A Randomised controlled trial of Spinal Cord stimulation plus Usual Care vs. Usual Care alone in the management of non-reconstructable critical leg ischaemia (RESCUE): A Pilot Study

The funds may be used for a variety of purposes in support of a research project (e.g. small project grant, salary support, equipment purchase, running costs or additional funding to an existing grant).

Applications were open to all neuromodulation researchers in the UK and Ireland (nonmember applicants will receive membership for the duration of the grant). It is expected that the result of the research will be presented at the Annual Scientific Meeting (within two years of receipt of the award).