Neuroscience researcher Dr. Jason Kutch talks pain, the brain, pelvic floor dysfunction and surfing!
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- In today's episode, I am joined with Stephanie Prendergast, MPT, as my lovely co-host and we sit down with Dr. Jason Kutch to unravel the mysteries of the brain, pain, movement science and.... surfing!
Join us for an enlightening conversation with Dr. Jason Kutch, a distinguished neuroscience researcher and associate professor at the University of Southern California. Dr. Kutch shares his own personal journey with chronic pelvic pain, introduces us to the MAPP studies, brain mapping, pain research, interstitial cystitis, movement science, and even the surprising connection to surfing!
He discusses his findings on brain mapping and how it is revolutionizing our understanding of the brain's intricate functions. Dr. Kutch shares insights into pain research and how it can lead to groundbreaking therapies for chronic pain conditions. We also delve into the brain's interconnectivity and how studying these connections provides profound insights into chronic pain disorders.
He has also obtained funding by both USC and the NIH to further explore the unexpected, but very exciting, connection between his research and the exhilarating world of surfing.
Throughout the conversation, we gain a deeper appreciation for Dr. Jason Kutch's groundbreaking work in neuroscience and movement science. We learn about the challenges faced by researchers in the field and the exciting breakthroughs that propel it forward. His unique experience allows for such an empathetic discussion for those suffering from pelvic pain.
Follow Dr. Jason Kutch and his work on Twitter: @jjkutch
Read more about Dr. Jason Kutch here! pt.usc.edu/fac...
Dr. Kutch's research can be found here!
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This is a full list of his publications and research we discussed in today's episode.
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I’ve gone through the unfortunate experience and struggle of chronic pelvic pain symptoms. It’s unbelievable in this day and age how pain science has lagged in study and acceptance in the broader medical community. Glad that Dr. Kutch’s research into the neuroscience behind COPCs is leading the way to hopefully groundbreaking and effective treatment of these conditions. It’s personally gratifying that there’s a passion to helping others based on his personal experience having CPP.
Omg!! I can't wait to tell my girlfriend to get on a surf board to fix her pelvic pain !!!!!