Daradia Research Accepted at IASP World Congress

KOLKATA, WEST BENGAL, INDIA, November 12, 2026 /CourierPR/ -- Daradia, a dedicated pain management centre based in New Town, Kolkata, India, has seen its research efforts recognized on a global stage. The institution reported that 11 research poster abstracts, involving seven Daradia-associated authors, were accepted and included in the scientific programme of the 21st World Congress on Pain, organized by the International Association for the Study of Pain (IASP). The congress, held in Bangkok, Thailand, from 26 to 30 October 2026, brought together pain researchers, clinicians, and educators from around the world.

The research contributions covered a range of topics, including image-guided cryoneurolysis for refractory neuropathic pain, clinical recognition and validation of nociplastic pain assessment, ultrasound-guided peripheral nerve interventions, simulation-based procedural training, and artificial intelligence applications in pain medicine education. One of the investigations evaluated the Daradia Nociplastic Pain Checklist in a prospective, blinded study involving 261 patients. Another abstract examined a real-bone mannequin system developed for fluoroscopy-guided procedural training, incorporating feedback from 108 participants. Additional studies explored clinical outcomes after interventional pain procedures, physician awareness of nociplastic pain, and educational approaches to persistent pain.

Among the contributors were Dr. Smruti Rekha Hota, Dr. Bindiya Devi Kangujam, Dr. Sandeep Margan, Dr. Anirudh Panemangalore Pai, Dr. Sushpa Das, Dr. Suzen Sumeet Kaur, and Dr. Gautam Das. Although their abstracts were accepted, Dr. Sushpa Das and Dr. Suzen Sumeet Kaur were unable to personally present at the congress due to personal reasons. Daradia distinguishes accepted abstract authorship and inclusion in the scientific programme from individual physical presentation.

The research abstracts represent different levels of scientific evidence, including clinical case reports, retrospective observational studies, educational frameworks, surveys, and validation research. Acceptance into a conference programme does not establish clinical effectiveness or constitute full-text journal publication. Daradia has published a dedicated research page providing the titles, authors, clinical summaries, and direct links to all 11 original IASP abstract records, allowing independent verification.

Established in 2008, Daradia is a dedicated pain management centre that combines clinical pain care with physician education, hands-on procedural training, and academic research. The institution conducts educational activities for doctors from India and other countries and supports investigation into pain assessment and image-guided interventions.