Agnese Ozoliņa

Agnese Ozoliņa is an Associate Professor specializing in Anaesthesiology, Intensive Care, and Clinical Simulations. Her work focuses on surgical anaesthesia techniques, postoperative pain management, and critical care medicine. She has been actively involved in research projects since 2017, including studies on opioid-sparing anaesthesia, airway management strategies, and regional nerve blocks. Ozoliņa has supervised multiple PhD students and contributed to peer-reviewed journals in anaesthesiology and critical care. Her research addresses challenges in trauma-induced coagulopathy, cerebral deoxygenation in subarachnoid hemorrhage, and spine surgery analgesia.

Education & Expertise:

• Expert in Clinical Medicine (Latvian Council of Science, 2014-2027)
• PhD supervision in advanced anaesthesia techniques and airway management

Research Interests:

• Regional Anaesthesia: Innovations in peripheral nerve blocks and erector spine plane block efficacy in spinal fusion surgery
• Critical Care: Coagulopathy management in trauma patients and cerebral monitoring in subarachnoid hemorrhage
• Educational Innovation: Teaching ultrasound-guided techniques to residents via clinical simulations

Grants & Projects (2019-2028):

• "Safe Airway Management in Anaesthesiology" (2021-2025)
• "Opioid-Free Anaesthesia with Erector Spine Block" (2019-2023)
• "Thoracic Epidural vs Quadratus Lumborum Block for Colorectal Surgery" (2024-2028)