1. “How To”: Basic Approaches to Pelvic Pain 

1. Introduction to Basic Approaches to Pelvic Pain (1:27)
   Miklos Romics, MD, PhD, FEBU
2. The Right Attitude for the Assessment of Pelvic Pain: Patient Perspective (13:06)
   Jill Osborne, MA
3. Differential Diagnosis in Pelvic Pain (21:42)
   Elise De, MD
4. Questions and Comment – Basic Approaches – Part 1 (3:07)
   
5. Basic Physical Exam Findings: Urology, Gyn, Colorectal, Orthopedics, and Neuro (19:38)
   Elise De, MD; Jennifer Pollard, MD; Peter Onody, MD; Andrew Dubin, MS, MD
6. General Approach to Imaging Pelvic Pain (11:01)
   Mukesh Harisinghani, MBBS
7. Multidisciplinary Care Team: Building Tools and Basic Approaches (5:00)
   Miklos Romics, MD, PhD, FEBU
8. Trauma Informed Care (10:05)
   Nelly Faghani, PT
9. Questions and Comments – Basic Approaches – Part 2 (19:05)
   
10. Closing and Resources for Pelvic Pain (1:20)
    Elise De, MD

2. Organ-Based Pelvic Pain 

1. Introduction to Organ-Based Pelvic Pain (2:08)
   Elise De, MD
2. Gynecology: Internal Causes for Pain (18:46)
   Augusta Morgado Ribeiro, MD
3. Gynecology: External Causes for Pain (17:28)
   Rachel Rubin, MD
4. Questions and Comments – Organ-Based Pain – Part 1 (10:28)
   
5. Urological Causes for Pelvic Pain (12:23)
   Miklos Romics, MD, PhD, FEBU
6. Scrotal Pain: Contemporary Management for Chronic Orchialgia (11:04)
   Sijo Parekattil, MD
7. Intro to Colorectal Pain (2:24)
   Miklos Romics, MD
8. Anorectal Pain (13:12)
   Peter Onody, MD
9. Case Presentation: Difficult Case Involving Cystocele and Prolapse (24:32)
   Peter Onody, MD
10. Multidisciplinary Diagnoses of Pelvic/Rectal Pain (23:31)
    Guillaume Meurette, MD, PhD
11. Anorectal Pain: GI/Neurogastroenterology Perspective (17:08)
    Barbara Nath, MD
12. Imaging for Organ-Based Pelvic Pain (11:06)
    Mukesh Harisinghani, MBBS
13. Questions and Comments – Organ-Based Pain – Part 2 (8:28)
    
14. Closing and Spontaneous Case (5:56)
    Phil Bearn, MD

3. Focal Neurological Pelvic Pain  

1. Basic Neurological Exam for Pelvic Pain (5:34)
   Daniel Milanovich, MD
2. Neuropelveology Approach to Pelvic Pain: Intrapelvic Nerve Entrapments (16:13)
   Nucelio Lemos, MD, PhD
3. Role of Spinal Radiculopathy with a Focus on Tarlov Cysts (21:15)
   Rudolph Schrot, MD, MAS, FAANS
4. Complex Pelvic Pain: A Neurologic Perspective (15:00)
   Charles Argoff, MD
5. Questions and Comments – Focal Neurological Pain (20:42)
   

4. Pudendal Neuropathy and Pelvic Nerve Entrapment  

1. Introduction to Pudendal Neuropathy and Pelvic Nerve Entrapment (1:47
   Elise De, MD
2. Case Presentation: Difficult Case Involving Pudendal Neuropathy (4:18)
   Miklos Romics, MD, PhD, FEBU
3. Interventional Options for Pudendal and Other Neuropathy (14:25)
   Antje Barreveld, MD, PhD
4. Neuropelveology Approach to Pelvic Pain: Focus on Pudendal Nerve (23:52)
   Nucelio Lemos, MD, PhD
5. Clues, Physical Exam, and Electrodiagnostics in Pudendal Neuropathy (18:37)
   Andrew Dubin, MD, MS
6. Case Presentation: Penile Frostbite – A Case We Solved with Complex Pharm (13:15)
   Andrew Dubin, MD, MS
7. Questions and Comments – Pudendal Neuropathy and Pelvic Nerve Entrapment (8:26)
   

5. Pelvic Floor Muscle Tone (PFM): Why is it important and how to change it  

1. Intro and the Big Picture: PFM Dysfunction and Myalgia (5:32)
   Beth Shelly, PT, DPT
2. Disorders of Skeletal Muscle Tone and Treatments (15:22)
   Andrew Dubin, MD, MS
3. PFM Tone Assessment: Role in Pelvic Pain and Conservative Treatments (30:08)
   Rachel Worman, PT, DPT, PhD
4. Questions and Comments – PFM Tone (7:40)
   
5. Case Presentation: Successful Case Involving Proctalgia, Tension Myalgia after Mesh Rectopexy (9:24)
   Sarina Niurkina, PT

6. Physiotherapy of Pelvic Pain 

1. Whom I send for Pelvic PT (5:24)
   Andrew Dubin, MD, MS
2. Case Presentation: Chronic Testicular/Penile Pain Refractory to PT (12:19)
   Liz O’Shaughnessy, PT, DPT
3. Beginner Pelvic PT for Chronic Pelvic Pain (20:47)
   Beth Shelly, PT, DPT
4. Case Presentation: Successful Case Involving Hypertonic Pelvic Floor in Multiple Sclerosis (12:56)
   Carin Cappadocia, PT, DPT
5. Pelvic Floor PT: Regional Difficulties and Opportunities (17:35)
   Marina Osokina, PT

7. Hip Causes of Pelvic Pain 

1. Introduction: When to Suspect the Hip (7:31)
   Elise De, MD
2. Case Presentation: Difficult Case Involving Dyskinesia Puborectalis (10:37)
   Benedetto Giardulli, MSc, PhD
3. Hip without Prior Injury: Deep Gluteal Syndrome (18:43)
   Hal David Martin, DO, FAAOS
4. Case Presentation: Successful Case Involving Broken Coccyx (9:28)
   Tatiana Shmakova, MD
5. Hip/Pelvic Pain in Setting of Prior Injury (9:28)
   Andrew Dubin, MD, MS

8. Neurodiagnostics for Pelvic Pain 

1. Introduction to Neurodiagnostics for Pelvic Pain (1:12)
   Elise De, MD
2. Case Presentation: Difficult Case Involving Endometriosis and S3 Nerve (6:13)
   Suzan Goldman, MD, PhD
3. Indications for Neurodiagnostics in Chronic Pelvic Pain (14:22)
   Daniel Milanovich, MD
4. Case Presentation: Successful Case Involving Prostatitis, Bladder Outlet Obstruction, and Hernioplasty (8:41)
   Miklos Romics, MD, PhD, FEBU
5. Electrodiagnostics and Clinical Considerations (34:21)
   Andrew Dubin, MD, MS
6. MRI Tractography on Pelvic Neuropathies (17:01)
   Suzan Goldman, MD, PhD

9. TENS, Blocks, Stimulation, and Pumps for Pelvic Pain 

1. Case Presentation: Difficult Case Involving Sjogren’s Syndrome, Failed Interstim and Botox (5:31)
   Elise De, MD
2. Noninvasive Stimulation: TENS in the Treatment of Chronic Pelvic Pain (7:32)
   Beth Shelly, PT, DPT
3. Percutaneous Neuromodulation: Peripheral Nerve Blocks “101” (11:37)
   Antje Barreveld, MD
4. Peripheral Neuromodulation for Chronic Pelvic Pain (11:12)
   Jason Gilleran, MD
5. Intraspinal Stimulation for Pelvic Pain: Info for Referring Providers (22:42)
   Kevin Mansfield, MD, FAANS
6. Infusion Pumps: The 5 W’s of Intrathecal Drug Delivery for Severe Chronic Pain (13:43)
   Charles Argoff, MD
7. Case Presentation: Successful Case Involving TENS Treatment (8:34)
   Marton Weidl, PhD

10. Systemic Pain Involving the Pelvis 

1. Introduction to Systemic Pain Involving the Pelvis (1:43)
   Mickey Romics
2. Case Presentation: Difficult Case Involving Spinal Stenosis Herniated Discs (11:35)
   Elise De, MD
3. When is Chronic Pelvic Pain Associated with a Neurological or Systemic Disorder (15:15)
   Charles Argoff, MD
4. Case Presentation: Successful Case Involving Pelvic Dyssynergia and Stress-Induced Pelvic Pain (10:24)
   Beth Shelly, PT, DPT
5. Rheumatologic Perspective to Chronic Pelvic Pain (20:01)
   Richard Bryan, MD
6. Managing Pelvic Pain (24:55)
   Tania Di Renna, MD

11. Pain Management and Pharmacology for Pelvic Pain 

1. Introduction to Pain Management and Pharmacology for Pelvic Pain (2:11)
   Elise De, MD
2. Pain Pathophysiology & Difficult Case Involving Hysterectomy and Adenomyosis (23:00)
   Tania Di Renna, MD 20:24
3. Case Presentation: Difficult Case Involving Medical Management (7:19)
   Balazs Laskoi, MD, FIPP
4. Pharmacotherapy in Pain Management (17:18)
   Charles Argoff, MD
5. Pharmacology of Pain (17:33)
   Andrew Dubin, MS, MD
6. Questions, Comments – Pharmacology for Pain (12:17)
   
7. Questions and Comments – Pharm and Psych (3:11)
   

12. Psychological and Cognitive Approach to Pain, Patient Empowerment 

1. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Interstitial Cystitis/Bladder Pain Syndrome (13:40)
   Lindsey McKernan, PhD, MPH
2. Patient Empowerment in Pain (27:44)
   Derek Coe, MS
3. Patient Engagement (13:17)
   Jill Osborne, MA
4. Psychological Aspects of Pelvic Pain (11:55)
   Anna Guttengeber, PhD
5. Yoga for Pelvic Pain and Chair Dwellers (14:51)
   Dustienne Miller, PT, MS, CYT
6. Case Presentation: Difficult Case Involving Acute Prostatitis and Nerve Block (25:56)
   Eva Pinter, PhD; Nora Nyilas, MD
7. Psychological Experience of Providers: Healing the Healer (31:17)
   Sue Morris, PsyD
8. Closing and Resources (1:08)
   Elise De, MD