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There is an
intense level of public interest, research, and increasing recognition
of pain as a primary problem in and of itself. Historically taught
as an important symptom of disease, a new realization in the medical
community now identifies pain as the only real problem for many
patients. Pain often is the disease process, rather than a mere
symptom of an ongoing disease process. Within this area, interventional
pain management is the discipline of using minimally invasive techniques
to diagnose and treat pain.
Interventional
Pain Management is the use of precision, state of the art techniques
for percutaneous treatment of painful conditions. These are effective
needle and probe-using techniques which minimize patient discomfort
while avoiding many surgical and anesthetic risks and expenses.
Our approach maximizes efficiency and improves outcomes while also
providing valuable diagnostic information which can guide and reinforce
multidisciplinary efforts.
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