Dr Shamim Haider: Anaesthetics
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Dr Shamim Haider

Anaesthetics

Overview

Specialises in

  • Pain medicine

About me

I was appointed as Pain and anaesthetic consultant in 2012, following extensive and high quality training in anaesthesia and pain medicine in Yorkshire deanery, Nottingham, North London and India before that, spanning a period in excess of 12 years.

I undertook Advanced Pain Fellowship in West Yorkshire scheme at Leeds and Bradford, and was awarded Fellowship of Faculty of Pain Medicine of Royal College of Anaesthetists.

I am on the editorial board of Journal of Observational Pain Medicine. I have co-authored a chapter in a pain textbook titled ‘Symptom Oriented Pain Management’. I co-founded and manage the national group for pain fellows in UK.

I believe in a holistic approach to pain management which includes medications, physical therapy, simple and high end interventions, as well as cognitive behaviour therapy.

Areas of interest

Pain management
Back pain;
Neck pain;
Sciatica
Neuropathic pain;
CRPS;
Post-surgical chronic pain;
Chronic joint pain not amenable to surgery
Headache

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Procedures completed

  • A5760

    Medial Branch Block (under x-ray control) - 3 to 4 levels - (5-50)

  • A5790

    Sacroiliac joint injection under image guidance (and bilateral) - (1-5)

  • W9030

    Injection(s) +/- aspiration, into joint, cyst, bursa or soft tissue, with image guidance - (1-5)

  • X3510

    IV sedation administered by operator - (1-5)

  • A5210

    Epidural injection (lumbar) - (1-5)

  • A5720

    Facet or sacroiliac joint (RF) radiofrequency thermocoagulation, cryoprobe or phenol (including rhizolysis under image guidance) - up to 3 joints - (1-5)

  • A5730

    Facet or sacroiliac joint (RF) radiofrequency thermocoagulation, cryoprobe or phenol (including rhizolysis under image guidance) - 4 to 6 joints. - (1-5)

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