Samah Hassan, MD
I am so much interested in pain research regarding acute postoperative pain, chronic non-cancer pain. In addition sex, gender differences in pain & analgesia.
My main focus is to study new approaches for pain management that individualize pain treatment according to every patients needs that varies according to sex, gender, age and race aiming to minimize adverse events including addiction and drug abuse.
I consider pain as a disease that should be treated adequately and effectively.
Contact Information
Institute of Medical Sciences (Neuroscience)
2374 Medical Sciences Building
1 King's College Circle
University of Toronto
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
M5S 1A8
Phone: 647-746-5770
Email: Samahhassan77@ymail.com
Academic Information
MSc candidate: start in Jan 2012
University of Toronto (Institute of Medical Sciences)
2004-2008: Master of Science in Anesthesia and pain management
University of Cairo (Faculty of Medicine)
1996-2001: Bachelor of medicine and surgery
University of Cairo (Faculty of Medicine)
Publications
- Remifentanil versus fentanyl for intravenous patient-controlled labour analgesia : ( in Press) Radhika Marwah, MD; Samah Hassan, MD; Jose CA Carvalho, MD, PhD; Mrinalini Balki, MD
Other Pursuits and Interests
I am so much interested in women’s mental health and how much religion, culture and environment even pain have an impact in shaping the women’s mind and in defining her identity.
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