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Dr Abir Doger

Consultant Pain Management

MBBS, FRCA, FFPMRCA

Practises at: The Priory Hospital

Dr-Abir-Doger-Consultant Anaesthetist

Personal Profile

Dr Dogeris a Consultant in Anaesthetics & Pain Management. He is a specialist in treatment for Lower Back Pain, Neck Pain, Chronic Pain, Joint Pain, consultant for Epidural Injections, Facet Joint Injections in Birmingham, UK.Dr Doger has been the Associate Medical Director at John Taylor Hospice. He is based at University Hospitals Birmingham which includesSolihull, Good Hope , Heartlands and Queen Elizabeth Hospitals. He also provides support to the Birmingham Community HealthCare Clinic Back Pain Service.

Dr Doger also has a special interest in Cancer Pain Management. He runs a Specialised Cancer & Palliative Pain Clinic in Birmingham, United Kingdom. This is NHS and charity funded clinic that he started himself after realising the unmet need of a very vulnerable subset of patients. He specialises in neuro-destructive neuraxial procedures. Cancer pain management is a highly specialized area with only a handful of consultants being able to perform highly complex procedures.

He was till very recently the Clinical Lead for Pain Services at Solihull Hospital, Good Hope Hospital and Heartlands Hospital but stepped down to concentrate on his cancer pain work, which he finds very rewarding.

He has authored various publications, presented case reports about rare and difficult cases in various national and international meetings. Dr Doger was also recently invited to USA to teach and share his expertise. He is in a select group of a handful of consultants around the world who are able to perform highly complex procedures for patients suffering with pain. He has taught and lectured in Chicago, Delaware, Dubai and India.

Clinical Interests

Clinical Interests

  • Back and Neck Pain

  • Long Covid

  • Fibromyalgia

  • Sciatica

  • Cancer Pain

  • Headaches

Useful Links

www.midlandpainclinic.com

Professional Memberships

Professional Memberships

  • Faculty of Pain Medicine

  • Royal College of Anaesthesia

  • British Pain Society

  • American Pain Society

  • European Society of Regional Anaesthesia (and Pain Management)

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