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Uzondu Osuagwu

Assistant Professor

The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center

Affiliations

Department Of Pain Medicine

Uzondu Osuagwu is currently serving as a Pain Medicine Assistant Professor at The University of Texas Md Anderson Cancer Center.

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The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center

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pain medicine pain management pain research medicine orthopedic surgery chronic pain neuromuscular medicine facial pain orthopaedic surgery anesthesiology clinical trials anesthesia public health myositis clinical research racial discrimination pharmacotherapy musculoskeletal disorders applied pharmacology entrepreneurship symptom management complementary medicine physical medicine urogynecology neurosurgery drug policy health care disparities social epidemiology opioid use disorder opioid epidemic healthcare innovation opioid prescribing united states systematic review racial disparities pain medicine fellowships pain program directors patient safety surgery internal medicine emergency medicine health care individualized medicine integrative medicine outcomes research medical ethics

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Transforming Pain Medicine: The Power of Collaboration, Entrepreneurship, and Innovation. Pain Medicine (2025)

Salman HiraniPeter VuMali HalacSiri BohacekBarlas BenkliDavid JevotovskyJulio VegaAliza HiraniVwaire OrhurhuCharles OdonkorJesse EhrenfeldIskander ShadidAmanda AzadianBrian MayrsohnAlbert KwonZishan HiraniUzondu OsuagwuJustin BirdChristopher GilliganBeth DarnallKayode WilliamsW Michael HootenShriya Srinivasan

entrepreneurshipmedicinehealthcare innovationpain medicinepain management

Racial Disparities in Opioid Prescribing in the United States From 2011 to 2021: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis. Journal of Pain Research (2024)

Salman HiraniBarlas BenkliCharles OdonkorZishan HiraniTolulope OsoSiri BohacekJack WiedrickAndrea HildebrandUzondu OsuagwuVwaire OrhurhuW Michael HootenSalahadin AbdiSalimah Meghani

opioid prescribingsocial epidemiologyunited stateshealth scienceshealth care disparitiesracial disparitiespain researchsystematic reviewpublic healthdrug policyopioid epidemicracial discriminationopioid use disorderepidemiology

Radiation-Induced Coccydynia and Pelvic Pain From Insufficiency Fracture Treated With Ganglion Impar Block. Pain Medicine Case Reports (2024)

spinal cord injurychronic painneuropathologyneurosurgeryorthopedic surgerypain researchfacial painbone fractureurogynecologyneuromuscular medicinepain medicinesurgeryorthopaedic surgerypain management

The Current State of Training in Pain Medicine Fellowships: An Association of Pain Program Directors ( Appd ) Survey of Program Directors. Pain Practice (2024)

Sayed Emal WaheziTrent D. EmerickMoorice CaparóHeejung ChoiYashar EshraghiTahereh NaeimiLynn KohanMagdalena AnitescuThelma WrightRene PrzkoraKiran PatelTim J. LamerSusan MoeschlerUgur YenerJonathan AlerteRadhika GrandheAlexander BautistaBoris SpektorKristen NoonRajiv ReddyUzondu C. OsuagwuAnna CarpenterFrederic J. GergesDanielle B. HornCasey A. MurphyChong KimScott G. PritzlaffCameron MarshallGwynne KirchenChristine OryhanTejinder S. Swaran SinghDawood SayedTimothy R. LubenowNalini SehgalCharles E. ArgoffAmit GulatiMiles R. DayNaum ShaparinNabil SibaiAnterpreet DuaMeredith Barad

pain medicine fellowshipsmedical educationpain program directorsrehabilitationpain medicine

A Randomized Blind Controlled Non-Inferiority Trial to Compare the Effectiveness of Trigger Point Injections Performed With Normal Saline (Ns) and Conventional Active Drug MIX (Cadm) in Patients With Myofascial Pain Syndromes. Am J Emerg Med (2020)

chronic painclinical trialsanesthesiaoutcomes researchmedicineorthopedic surgerycomplementary medicineanesthesiologypain researchfacial painphysical medicinesymptom managementpatient safetyneuromuscular medicinepain medicinesurgerypain management

Normal Saline Trigger Point Injections vs Conventional Active Drug MIX for Myofascial Pain Syndromes. The American Journal of Emergency Medicine (2019)

chronic painclinical trialsanesthesiaapplied pharmacologyorthopaedic surgerymedicineorthopedic surgeryanesthesiologypain researchfacial painpharmacotherapyclinical researchneuromuscular medicinemyositispain medicinemusculoskeletal disorderspain management

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Uzondu Osuagwu

Assistant Professor

The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center

Affiliations

Department Of Pain Medicine

Uzondu Osuagwu is currently serving as a Pain Medicine Assistant Professor at The University of Texas Md Anderson Cancer Center.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Uzondu Osuagwu

The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center

Assistant Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Transforming Pain Medicine: The Power of Collaboration, Entrepreneurship, and Innovation. Pain Medicine (2025)

entrepreneurshipmedicinehealthcare innovationpain medicinepain management

Racial Disparities in Opioid Prescribing in the United States From 2011 to 2021: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis. Journal of Pain Research (2024)

Salman HiraniBarlas BenkliCharles OdonkorZishan HiraniTolulope OsoSiri BohacekJack WiedrickAndrea HildebrandUzondu OsuagwuVwaire OrhurhuW Michael HootenSalahadin AbdiSalimah Meghani

Radiation-Induced Coccydynia and Pelvic Pain From Insufficiency Fracture Treated With Ganglion Impar Block. Pain Medicine Case Reports (2024)

The Current State of Training in Pain Medicine Fellowships: An Association of Pain Program Directors ( Appd ) Survey of Program Directors. Pain Practice (2024)

pain medicine fellowshipsmedical educationpain program directorsrehabilitationpain medicine

Normal Saline Trigger Point Injections vs Conventional Active Drug MIX for Myofascial Pain Syndromes. The American Journal of Emergency Medicine (2019)

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