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Interventional pain management uses minimally invasive treatments to help you get long-term pain relief. At the Center for Spine, Joint, and Neuromuscular Rehabilitation in Mount Juliet and Murfreesboro, Tennessee, Son Le, MD, and the team use the latest technology to diagnose and treat pain. The pain management and rehabilitation practice offers many interventional pain treatments, from joint injections to spinal cord stimulation. Call the office near you today or schedule an appointment online.
Interventional Pain Management Q&A
How is interventional pain management different?
Interventional pain management uses innovative techniques and advanced technology to help you get relief from your pain. Pain management is a specialized area of medicine that diagnoses and treats pain.
Medication and physical therapy are the first methods pain physicians use to reduce discomfort. Interventional pain management takes treatment one step further, performing special procedures to provide pain relief.
I have chronic back pain. Can interventional pain management help?
If you have chronic back pain and traditional pain treatments aren’t helping, you might benefit from interventional pain management.
Center for Spine, Joint, and Neuromuscular Rehabilitation specializes in helping people suffering from chronic pain conditions like back pain, neck pain, hip pain, and knee pain. They use advanced technologies and therapies to find and treat the source of your pain.
What are interventional pain management treatments?
Center for Spine, Joint, and Neuromuscular Rehabilitation takes a team approach to care, offering many therapies to help manage pain. Some of the interventional pain management treatments they use include:
- Amniotic tissue allograft
- Platelet-rich plasma (PRP)
- Stem cell therapy
- Epidural injections
- Facet joint injections
- Medial branch nerve blocks
- Intrathecal drug delivery system
- Prialt® joint injections
- Kyphoplasty and vertebroplasty
- Lumbar sympathetic nerve block
- Neural augmentation
- Spinal and peripheral stimulation devices
- Occipital nerve block
- Radiofrequency ablation
- Sacroiliac injection
- Selective nerve root block
- Ganglion block
- Genicular nerve block
- Ligament and tendon injections
- Trigger point injections
- Vertiflex™ Procedure
- VIA Disc NP®
The team at the Center for Spine, Joint, and Neuromuscular Rehabilitation also performs minimally invasive spine procedures such as a nucleoplasty (using heat to remove disc material) and intradiscal electrothermal therapy (using heat to reduce the part of the disc irritating the nerve).
What happens at an interventional pain management consultation?
The team at the Center for Spine, Joint, and Neuromuscular Rehabilitation conducts a thorough evaluation when you come with poorly controlled pain. They ask detailed questions about your symptoms and medical history and perform a physical examination.
They use advanced diagnostic tools to locate the source of your pain and then develop a plan. Testing may include X-rays, CT scans, electromyography (EMG), bone densitometry, or ultrasound testing.
The team works with you, developing a plan that provides immediate and long-term pain relief.
Find out more about interventional pain management at the Center for Spine, Joint, and Neuromuscular Rehabilitation by calling the office today or scheduling an appointment using the online booking button.