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Part of Oral Abstract Highlight Session #3

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Date
Saturday, January 23, 2027
Time
10:30 AM – 10:34 AM
Session type
Concurrent Session
Schedule
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About

This session showcases the highest-ranking oral abstracts, highlighting the most impactful and innovative research in neuromodulation. Designed to provide attendees with a forward-looking perspective, it features emerging evidence and transformative ideas that are shaping the future of the field. Participants will gain valuable insights into evolving trends, novel approaches, and key advancements that are poised to influence research, clinical practice, and innovation in neuromodulation.

Presenters

  • Steven M. Falowski, MD

    Steven M. Falowski, MD

    Neurosurgeon

    Neurosurgical Associates of Lancaster · Lancaster, Pennsylvania

    Steven M. Falowski MD
    Director Functional Neurosurgery
    Neurosurgical Associates of Lancaster
    Past President-Executive Pain Committee, Congress Neurological Surgeons/American Association Neurological Surgeons
    President Elect- American Society Pain and Neuroscience
    Past Board of Directors, International Neuromodulation Society
    Senior Advisor- Pacific Spine and Pain Society
    Past Senior Advisor, Past Secretary, North American Neuromodulation Society

    Dr. Falowski underwent his neurosurgical residency training at Thomas Jefferson
    University. He completed a functional neurosurgical and epilepsy fellowship at Rush University.

    His major focus in society and industry revolves around education, integration of specialties, research, and practice management. Roles included implementing and directing the resident-fellows section and mentorship program through NANS. He also serves as course director for the International cadaver workshops and for American Society Pain and Neuroscience.

    He won the research award at the PAN Philadelphia Neurosurgical Conference in 2009 for his work dealing with DBS in a depression model and its effect on neuroplasticity. Publications and specialty interest deals with utilizing intra-operative neuromonitoring for the asleep placement of spinal cord stimulators, as well as developing new technologies/stimulation platforms.
    Dr. Falowski has an established track record for establishing a nationally recognized functional neurosurgery program that included a Pain Center, Movement Disorder Center, and neuroscience research division.