Therapeutic Nerve Block:
Involves injecting a local anesthetic or neurological agent and blocking pain at its source in the nerve; Useful in treating pain caused by both benign and malignant disease.

Epidural Steroid Injection:
Non-invasive option that manages acute and chronic spine pain; Delivers steroids to the affected area.

Spinal Cord Stimulator:
For patients with neuropathic pain and failed back surgery; Involves sending electric signals into the target area, producing a tingling that eases the pain.

Radio Frequency Thermal Ablation:
For the treatment of facet joint disease, Involves placing probes near the offending nerve and heating for 90 seconds at 80 degrees centigrade; Typical relief can be sustained from 6 months up to 2 years, depending on nerve regeneration.

Joint Injections: 
Used to treat chronic pain in the major joints, shoulders, hips, knees & SI joints. Delivers steroids to the affected area. Knee pain is also treated using viscosupplements (hyaluronic acid).

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