AB1368 PROBLEMATIC USE OF OPIOIDS IN MUSCULOSKELETAL CHRONIC NON-CANCER PAIN: A PROSPECTIVE REAL LIFE STUDY

Background Musculoskeletal chronic non-cancer pain (CNCP) has a multidimensional impact. Opioid treatments have key role in their management but expose to risks of serious adverse effects and particular opioid use disorder misuse. There is lack data on this topic France. This work assesses the proportion patients with problematic treatment rheumatology department center University Hospital Tours. Objectives Methods We carried out prospective monocentric observational study routine care followed for musculoskeletal CNCP treated indication weak or strong at time inclusion between January December 2021. collected demographic, clinical prescribing data. The primary endpoint was percentage defined by overconsumption and/or misuse according Prescribed Misuse Index (POMI) DSM V criteria. Results 97 were included (68% women, median age 55 years); 37% opioids. duration 4.5 years; 30% had treatment. 20% patients, 22% 15%. group higher body mass index reported significantly more history psychotrauma. Conclusion opioids frequent. These are agreement those literature other indications. interest therapeutic education programs preventive interventions remains be defined. Keywords: opioids, pain, disorder, REFERENCES: NIL. Acknowledgements: Disclosure Interests None Declared.