Underutilized treatments for patients with refractory cancer pain: a qualitative study assessing the use of intrathecal drug delivery devices in the United Kingdom compared to alternative treatments in cancer pain management

This research identifies several areas of unmet need in the management of refractory pain in cancer patients, including the development of more inclusive guidelines, greater awareness among clinicians and patients, and the role of medical technology companies in supporting effective pain management. The findings underscore the impact of IDDS on improving pain control and highlight the potential importance of early intervention and comprehensive pain management in influencing the trajectory of oncological diseases.

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Frontiers in Pain Research
Published
2025-02-20
DOI
https://doi.org/10.3389/fpain.2025.1481245
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3
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Pain Management and Opioid Use
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6.57

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Abstract

This research identifies several areas of unmet need in the management of refractory pain in cancer patients, including the development of more inclusive guidelines, greater awareness among clinicians and patients, and the role of medical technology companies in supporting effective pain management. The findings underscore the impact of IDDS on improving pain control and highlight the potential importance of early intervention and comprehensive pain management in influencing the trajectory of oncological diseases.

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Institute of Cancer Research (GB), Robert Morris University (US), Derriford Hospital (GB), Royal Marsden Hospital (GB)
National Institute for Health and Care Research
Openalex Percentile: Top 5%
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