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Pain Management

pdf iconSpine Anatomy

pdf iconWhere Back Pain Begins

Following are some common spinal conditions that may respond well to Pain Management Procedures and Manipulation Under Anesthesia.

pdf iconCervical Radiculopathy

pdf iconDegenerative Disc Disease

pdf iconFacet Joint Syndrome(Arthritis)

pdf iconHerniated Discs

pdf iconKyphosis

pdf iconLumbar Radiculopathy

pdf iconMyofascial Pain Syndrome

pdf iconScoliosis

pdf iconSpinal Stenosis

pdf iconSpondylolisthesis

Following are a number of Non-Surgical Pain Management Procedures that are used in the care and treatment of the above conditions.

pdf iconCaudal Steriod Injection

pdf iconCeliac Plexus Block

pdf iconCervical Epidural Steriod Injection

pdf iconDiscography

pdf iconFacet Joint Block Injection

pdf iconFascia Iliaca Compartment Block

pdf iconLumbar Epidural Steroid Injection

pdf iconLumbar Sympathetic Block

pdf iconTransforaminal Epidural Steroid Injection

pdf iconMedial Blanch Block

pdf iconRACZ Caudal Neurolysis

pdf iconSacroiliac Joint Steroid Injection

pdf iconStellate Ganglion Block

Following are a number of Surgical Pain Management Procedures that are used in the care and treatment of the above conditions.

pdf iconDekompressor Discectomy

pdf iconIntradiscal Electrothermal Therapy (IDET)

pdf iconLumbar Radiofrequency Neurotomy

pdf iconPercutaneous Disc Nucleoplasty

pdf iconSpinal Cord Stimulation

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