The world's first Russian specialist in the treatment of musculoskeletal pain and physical rehabilitation who received the IASP Award

IASP PROFI prize winner MAXIM DOBROSENSKY BASIC SCIENCE PHYSICAL MEDICINE AND REHABILITATION A METHOD FOR TREATING PATIENTS WITH DORSOPATHY OF THE CERVICAL AND/OR LUMBAR SPINE

Working with pain is the main direction of Dobrosensky Maxim. For more than 25 years, each patient has been treated under the supervision of a specialist. Many types of pain are difficult to treat, and patients are forced to take medications for years that only temporarily dull the pain, do not eliminate the causes of the disease, and at the same time have a toxic effect on the entire human body. Maxim Dobrosensky treats back pain and joint pain using physiotherapy, using medications,relying on international protocols and selecting a doctor for each patient individually. The key to successfully getting rid of pain is to accurately identify the causes of its occurrence. Here it is important to note the author's technique and the contribution to the development of intraosseous therapy for pain relief and inflammation relief, which was noted by our pain management Association IASP-PROFI.

"The current interpretation of pain phenomena in clinical practice is far from perfect, and sometimes unscientific, so their differentiated therapy is either not carried out or formed empirically." In particular, the tendency to single out a neuropathic component in a chronic pain syndrome of any genesis contradicts obvious scientific data: first, pain cannot exist outside the nervous system, and therefore the latter is involved in the pathological process in one way or another. any chronic pain syndrome, especially in dorsopathies, is a signature of stable pathological nociceptively oriented neuronal networks (pain connectomes) that form on various floors of the central nervous system within the framework of maladaptive neuroplasticity; third, despite the globalization and relative "sovereignty" of the neurophysiological content of pain in the chronic course of dorsopathy, it is associated with with the source of pain. Therefore, the treatment of patients with dorsopathy should be, firstly, as individualized as possible, secondly, complex, thirdly, pathogenetic, and fourthly, staged and continuous." (с) Maxim Dobrosensky