08:30–09:00 - Registration
OPENING

09:00–09:10 — Welcome Address
Rector of Yerevan State Medical University, Professor Armen Muradyan

 
09:10–09:20 — Welcome Address
Head of the Department of Neurology, MD, PhD, Professor Hovhannes Manvelyan

 
09:20–09:30 — Welcome Address
President of the International Association for Interdisciplinary Medicine, MD, PhD Oganes Dilanyan

 
SESSION 1 — SOMATIC PAIN
What May Be Missed Beyond the Neurological Perspective?

09:30–10:00 — Neuropathy: Can One Mechanism Explain the Pain?
MD, Astghik Sujyan, Armenia

 
10:00–10:30 – Pelvic Neuroanatomy 

 MD, Arutiunian Anait, Russia

10:30–10:50 — Urological Causes of Pain in Men: Chronic Prostatitis and mimicking diseases 

 MD, PhD, Malinina Olga, Russia

 
10:50–11:10 — Urological Causes of Pain in Women: Interstitial Cystitis and Myofascial Syndrome 

 MD, DMedSC, Filippova Ekaterina, Russia

 
11:10–11:30 — Gynaecological Causes of Pain: What Lies Behind Pelvic Organ Prolapse?
PhD, Prof. Peter Papa Petros, Australia (online)
MD, PhD, Slobodianiuk Boris, Russia

11:30–12:00 — Endometriosis: Beyond the Diagnosis — Understanding Its Role in Pelvic Pain
MD, PhD, Garibyan Edita, Armenia

12:00–12:30 - Venogenic Pelvic Pain: Can Venous Pathology Be a Source of Pain?
MD, Derkach Vladislav, Russia

12:30–13:50 — COFFEE-BREAK


SESSION 2 — NEUROPATHY
Neuropathy: What Are We Missing?

13:50–14:20 — Where Does Nerve Pain Originate? From Receptors and Peripheral Branches to the Spinal Cord and Brain
MD, PhD, Linchenko Tatyana, Russia
14:20–14:50 — Central Sensitization, Depression and Anxiety: Recognizing the Brain–Pain Connection in Chronic Pelvic Pain
MD, Gilev Artem, Russia

14:50–15:10 —The Pudendal Nerve — King of the Pelvis: From Neuropathy to Myofascial Pain and Peripheral and Central Sensitization
MD, PhD, Oganes Dilanyan, Armenia


SESSION 3 — DIAGNOSTICS

15:10–15:40 — A Closer Look at Pelvic Nerves, Muscles and Ligaments
MD, Khashimov Lutfiddin, Russia

 
15:40–16:10— Electroneuromiography and Electromyography: Approaches to Pelvic Pain

MD, DMedSC, Prof. Fomenko Oksana, Russia

 
16:10-16:30 - Dysfunctional Pain: How Is It Different and How Can We Recognize It?
MD, Prokofyeva Yulia, Russia 

08:50–09:00 — Opening of Day 2

SESSION 4 — CONSERVATIVE MANAGEMENT OF CHRONIC PELVIC PAIN

09:00–09:30 —Physiotherapy in Chronic Pelvic Pain: Who Should Be Referred, and for What?

09:30–10:00 —Nerve Blocks: Diagnostic Tool, Therapeutic Intervention, or Both?

10:00–10:30 —Peripheral Nerve Neuromodulation: Indications, Limitations and the Problem of Nerve Compression

10:30–11:00 —Deep Brain Stimulation: Established Indications, Emerging Applications — What About Dysfunctional Pelvic Pain?

11:00–11:30 —Conservative Management of Chronic Pelvic Pain: Current Approaches

11:30–13:00 — COFFEE BREAK

SESSION 5 — SURGICAL MANAGEMENT OF CHRONIC PELVIC PAIN

Who Is the Right Candidate?

13:00–13:30 —Deep Infiltrating Endometriosis Surgery
MD, PhD, Prof. Artem Stepanyan, Armenia

13:30–14:00 - Sling Surgery: Optimizing Patient Selection and Managing Surgical and Nerve-Related Complications
MD, PhD, Prof. Emmanuel Delorme

 
14:00 - 14:30 —Pelvic Organ Prolapse Repair in the Management of Chronic Pelvic Pain
MD, PhD, Slobodianiuk Boris, Russia

14:30 - 15:00 — Ultrasound-Navigated Endometriosis Surgery
MD, PhD, Prof. Artem Stepanyan, Armenia

15:00–15:30 - MRI in the Diagnosis of Endometriosis
MD, Consultant Radiologist MBBS(Hons) MRCP FRCR Priya Narayanan, Great Britain

 
15:30–16:00 - Robotic Surgery for Deep Infiltrating Endometriosis
MD, Denis Tsepov, Great Britain

 
16:00–16:30 — Pudendal and Genitofemoral Nerve Decompression: Triple Neurectomy
MD, PhD, Oganes Dilanyan, Armenia

 
16:30–17:00 - The Future of Chronic Pelvic Pain Management
MD, PhD, Professor Hovhannes Manvelyan