Cervical spinal nerve analgesia (CSPA) is a minimally invasive technique used for the relief of pain in the neck, shoulder, and upper limb.
The technique involves targeted injection of a local anesthetic, with or without corticosteroid, near the affected nerve root responsible for the symptoms, aiming to reduce inflammation and nerve irritation.
Cervical facet joint injections are a minimally invasive technique used for the relief of neck and shoulder pain, mainly when the cause is osteoarthritis or inflammation of the small joints of the cervical spine.
The technique involves injection of a local anesthetic, with or without corticosteroid, directly into the cervical facet joints.
Occipital nerve injection or blockade is a minimally invasive technique used for the relief of cervicogenic headaches and chronic pain in the neck and occipital (posterior head) region.
Technical procedure
The technique involves targeted injection of a local anesthetic, with or without corticosteroid, near the occipital nerve to achieve desensitization and reduce inflam
Trigger point infiltrations are a minimally invasive therapeutic technique used for the treatment of musculoskeletal pain originating from muscle spasms and localized hyperirritable points (trigger points).
The treatment involves the targeted injection of a small amount of local anesthetic, with or without corticosteroid, directly into the muscle trigger point. T
Cervical epidural injection is a minimally invasive technique used for pain relief in the neck, shoulder, and upper limb, especially in cases of nerve root compression or inflammation.
The technique involves injection of a local anesthetic, with or without corticosteroid, into the epidural space of the cervical spine, aiming to reduce inflammation and desensitize
Transforaminal epidural injection is a minimally invasive therapeutic technique used for the management of pain caused by irritation or compression of spinal nerve roots, most commonly due to disc herniation or spinal canal stenosis.
The method involves the targeted administration of a local anesthetic, often combined with corticosteroid, around the nerve root as
Medial branch thermal radiofrequency is a modern, minimally invasive technique used for the long-term management of chronic pain originating from the facet joints of the spine.
The method involves the insertion of an extremely thin electrode, under targeted imaging guidance, near the medial branches of the spinal nerves that innervate the facet joints. Using cont
Thoracic spinal nerve analgesia is a minimally invasive technique used for the relief of pain in the chest, thoracic region, and anterior or lateral parts of the trunk.
The technique involves targeted injection of a local anesthetic, with or without corticosteroid, near the thoracic nerve roots responsible for the symptoms.
Therapeutic goal
Thoracic facet joint injections are a minimally invasive technique used for the relief of pain in the thoracic region and chest originating from the small joints of the spine.
The technique involves targeted injection of a local anesthetic, with or without corticosteroid, into the affected spinal facet joints.
The costotransverse joint block is a minimally invasive technique used for the relief of pain in the thoracic region, especially when it originates from nerves passing near the rib and spinal structures.
The technique involves targeted injection of a local anesthetic, with or without corticosteroid, near the costotransverse joint (rib–spine articulation).
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Medial branch thermal radiofrequency is a modern, minimally invasive technique used for the long-term management of chronic pain originating from the facet joints of the thoracic spine.
The method involves the insertion of an extremely thin electrode, under targeted imaging guidance, near the medial branches of the thoracic spinal nerves that innervate the facet
Lumbar spinal nerve analgesia is a minimally invasive technique involving injection of a local anesthetic, with or without corticosteroid, near the nerve responsible for pain in the lower back or leg.
The technique involves injection of a local anesthetic, with or without corticosteroid, close to the affected nerve, aiming to reduce inflammation and relieve irrit
Lumbar facet joint infiltration is a minimally invasive technique used for the relief of pain in the lumbar region originating from the small spinal facet joints.
The technique involves targeted injection of a local anesthetic, with or without corticosteroid, into the lumbar facet joints.
Injection to the ligaments of the sacroiliac joint is a minimally invasive technique used for the relief of pain in the pelvic region and lower back originating from the sacroiliac joint.
The technique involves targeted injection of a local anesthetic, with or without corticosteroid, into the ligaments surrounding the sacroiliac joint.
Posterior interlaminar epidural injection is a minimally invasive technique used for the relief of pain in the lumbar spine.
The technique involves injection of a local anesthetic, with or without corticosteroid, into the epidural space via a posterior interlaminar approach.
Sacral epidural injection is a minimally invasive therapeutic technique used for the relief of pain in the lumbar spine and lower extremities, particularly in conditions such as low back pain and sciatica.
How it is performed
This procedure involves targeted injection of a local anesthetic, with or without corticosteroid, into the epidural space via the sacrum, usually through the s
Epidural perineural injection is a modern, minimally invasive therapeutic technique designed for immediate and targeted pain relief in the lower lumbar spine. It is primarily indicated in cases of disc herniation or spinal canal stenosis, where irritation of the L5 and S1 nerve roots is present.
The method is based on the administration of an extremely small volu
Medial branch nerve block is a modern, minimally invasive therapeutic technique aimed at effectively treating chronic pain originating from the facet joints of the lumbar spine.
The method involves the targeted injection of a local anesthetic, without corticosteroid, to the medial branches of the lumbar spinal nerves that innervate the facet joints. The procedure
The method involves the insertion of an extremely thin electrode, under targeted imaging guidance, near the medial branches of the lumbar spinal nerves that innervate the facet joints. Usi
Intra-articular hyaluronic acid injection is a modern, safe, and effective treatment option for patients experiencing pain, stiffness, and reduced mobility due to osteoarthritis or degenerative joint conditions.
Hyaluronic acid is a natural component of synovial fluid that acts as a lubricant and shock absorber within the joint. Over time, or as a result of cartilage degeneration, both th
PRP is derived from the patient's own blood. Through a specialized processing and centrifugation procedure, a platelet-rich plasma concentrate is obta
