Mariam Latif

O8 OXMINT – 2 years of a novel multi-disciplinary service for metastatic bone disease

Jennifer Paskins, Yaron J. Berkowitz, Jeremy Reynolds, Euan Stirling et autres

Local data suggests 20-27% of patients known to the Oxfordshire Palliative Care Service have metastatic bone disease. Literature calls for a Multi-Disciplinary approach to support and co-ordinate care in patients with metastatic bone disease but there is no clear definition of what …

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Refractory bone pain in metastatic sarcoma: a multispecialty opioid-sparing approach to palliative care

Mariam Latif, Jac Jones, Georgios Zilidis, Victoria M. Bradley

We describe a case of a young man with metastatic cancer whose predominant symptom burden was pain caused by both recurrence of his primary sarcoma and the metastatic deposits in different bones of his skeleton. His case is noteworthy because it required …

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EP010 Can assistive artificial intelligence facilitate ultrasound image acquisition in the absence of formalized USGRA training?

Huy Tien Nguyen, Nicholas Bruno Suarez, Joanna Cudlipp, Peter Chater-Lea et autres

Please confirm that an ethics committee approval has been applied for or granted: Not relevant Background and Aims Formalised ultrasound guided regional anaesthesia (USGRA) training is resource intensive and often difficult to access. Assistive artificial intelligence (AI) is an emerging technology with …

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EP141 Overlooked and under-blocked: the disparity in the provision of regional analgesia for women following caesarean section

Mariam Latif, Elizabeth H. Yates, Nawal Bahal

Background and Aims Caesarean section (CS) is the most performed operation worldwide. In the UK 1 in 4 women give birth by CS. Poorly managed acute pain following CS can complicate recovery, new-born care, prolong hospital stay and risk the development of …