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Attal 1\n1 Inserm U987, Uvsq Paris Saclay, Hôpital Ambroise Paré, 9 Avenue Charles De Gaulle - Boulogne Billancourt (France)\nThe notion that pain can be secondary to damage to the nervous system dates back to the High Middle Ages, with the term \"Auojae Asab\" [nerve pain] already being used in Persian medical literature to describe such pain. More recently, the terms \"deafferentation pain\", \"neuralgia\" and \"neurogenic pain\" have been used to describe this type of pain. Recent history has been marked by significant clinical and therapeutic advances, with a new definition (2008) and classification (2021) of this pain, as well as major conceptual changes. Pain of this kind, which has a variety of symptoms and is linked to a number of aetiologies, is now defined as a \"trans-etiological\" entity, which means that it needs to be treated in a specific way, independently of the aetiology. The last two decades have seen diagnostic and epidemiological advances, with the development of specific screening questionnaires, including the DN4 in France (2005), which makes it easier to recognise pain in a variety of contexts, and to estimate its prevalence in the general population for the first time. Other specific questionnaires and the development of techniques for the quantitative assessment of sensitivity disorders (QST), coupled with research into anatomical or functional biomarkers, are making it possible to better assess and understand the pathophysiological mechanisms of this pain. The therapeutic management of neuropathic pain has been boosted by the advent of gabapentinoids, with the setting up of large multicentre studies for the first time (JAMA 1998), the development of topical or local treatments which are increasingly widely used (lidocaine, capsaicin, botulinum toxin A), and various neuromodulation techniques. In the future, we can already count on pathophysiological advances, with a better understanding of the genetic determinants of this pain, and therapeutic advances with the demonstration of the value of an individualised therapeutic approach, the development of pharmacological treatments acting on new targets, such as certain sodium channel blockers, and new invasive or non-invasive neuromodulation techniques (1, 2).\nBibliography\n(1) Attal N, Bouhassira D. What do I do now? Neuropathic pain. Oxford University Press, March 10, 2023, 286 pages.\n(2) Attal N, Bouhassira D, Colvin L. Advances and challenges in neuropathic pain: a narrative review and future directions. Br J Anaesth. 2023 Jul;131(1):79-92.\nConference\nClosing conference\nWhen forensic medicine explores history\nP. Charlier 1\n1 Chu R. Poincaré (AP-HP) - Garches\nForensic medicine is not limited to the study of bodies in legal contexts. The Laboratoire Anthropologie Archéologie Biologie (LAAB) at the University of Versailles-Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines specialises in the study of skeletons and mummies from archaeological digs and in historical contexts. By using biomedical techniques on these ancient samples, it is possible to reconstruct the state of health of populations of the past.\nThis lecture will present the latest data from the examination of the remains of Lucy, Richard the Lionhearted, Henri IV, Robespierre, Voltaire, Hitler... and many others.\nPoisoning or natural death? Tumour or malformation? Suicide or disguised crime? From prehistory to the twentieth century, palaeopathology allows us to explore the health records of these unusual deceased, taking us on a fascinating scientific and historical journey.\nPlenary session\nPlenary session 1\nVascular ","cbCaifN8dqOfV5QS","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaifN8dqOfV5QS","docx",1041582,356,"English","# Abstracts\n## Opening lecture Jean-Marie Besson\n## Closing conference\n## Plenary sessions\n## Members' sessions (Former ATS)\n## Advanced courses\n## Forums\n## Focus\n## Parallel sessions","[{\"question\":\"What types of conference content are included in the 2024 abstract collection?\",\"answer\":\"The collection organizes abstracts by lecture types and formats, including opening and closing lectures, plenary sessions, members’ sessions, advanced courses, forums, focus topics, and parallel sessions.\"},{\"question\":\"What does the neuropathic pain abstract cover?\",\"answer\":\"It reviews historical terminology, modern definitions and classification, diagnostic questionnaires and sensory testing, biomarkers, and therapeutic advances such as gabapentinoids, topical/local treatments, and neuromodulation, including future directions.\"},{\"question\":\"What subjects are highlighted in the forensic medicine and facial vascular angina sections?\",\"answer\":\"The forensic medicine lecture focuses on reconstructing past health from archaeological human remains using biomedical techniques. 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