Interventional Pain Management Services

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Interventional Pain Management Services
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DESCRIPTION
Painsense is a high-technology specialised
clinic. The staff includes radiographers and a
pain nurses to ensure you are comfortable during
the treatment. No hospitalisation is required
enabling fast access, no anaesthetic risk, no
recovery down-time.
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Types of Interventional Pain Management Services

• Synvisc Injection
• Durolane Injection
• Autologous Tenocyte Implantation
• Mortons Neuroma Ethanol Ablation
• Mortons neuroma RFA
• Cervical Facet Joint Injection
• Musculoskeletal Injections
• Epidural Injection
• Nerve Root Sleeve Injections
• Lumbar Facet Joint Injection
• Facet Joint Injection (FJI)
• Platelet Rich Plasma Therapy
• Lumbar Sympathetic Nerve Block
• Rhizotomy (RFA) Treatment
• Prolotherapy

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Information

• Synvisc Injection
• Osteoarthritis (also known as OA) is the most
  common type of arthritis and one of the most
  common causes of knee pain affecting more than
  1.3 million Australians. What happens in knees
• Durolane Injection
• Osteoarthritis Osteoarthritis (also known as OA)
  is the most common type of arthritis and one of
  the most common causes of knee pain affecting
  more than 1.3 million Australians.
• Autologous Tenocyte Implantation
• Tendons that are injured whether from overuse or
  aging are often slow to heal and rarely regain
  their prior strength. Tendon injuries can happen
  suddenly and typically lead to loss of strength
  in the area affected.

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Information

• Mortons Neuroma Ethanol Ablation
• A Mortons neuroma occurs when the nerves in the
  ball of your foot swell or thicken which can make
  it painful to walk. This is typically due to
  repetitive compression of the plantar digital
  nerve. Toes that are squeezed together too long
  from wearing tight shoes can cause swelling.
• Mortons neuroma RFA
• What Is Mortons Neuroma Radiofrequency Ablation?
  A Mortons neuroma is frequently considered to be
  a result of repetitive compression upon the
  common plantar digital nerve most frequently
  involving the third
• Cervical Facet Joint Injection
• The Cervical facet joint injection is a procedure
  used to block or decrease pain caused by problems
  in the upper (cervical) spine.

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Information

• Musculoskeletal Injections
• Musculoskeletal injections are procedures that
  provide pain relief when other options such as
  physiotherapy or oral medications are
  ineffective. The procedure is performed under the
  guidance of ultrasound equipment to ensure
  accurate injections.
• Epidural Injection
• Epidural Steroid Injection (ESI) provides relief
  caused by irritation of the spinal nerves. The
  procedure involves injecting local anaesthetic
  and anti-inflammatory medicine to the epidural
  space under imaging guidance for precise
  injections.
• Nerve Root Sleeve Injections
• A Nerve Root Sleeve Injection (NRSI) is a
  procedure to provide pain relief for patients
  with irritated or inflamed spinal nerves. The
  degree of pain relief depends on specific
  symptoms and can vary from short to long term.

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Information

• Facet Joint Injection (FJI)
• Facet joints are located along the spine on each
  side where the adjacent vertebrae meet. These
  joints provide stability and are in constant
  motion particularly for active individuals. The
  facet joints wear over time and can become
  inflamed, resulting in mild to extreme
  discomfort.
• Platelet Rich Plasma Therapy
• Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) therapy is a
  relatively new medical procedure that assists in
  the healing and regeneration of damaged soft
  tissues by using the properties of your own
  blood.
• Lumbar Sympathetic Nerve Block
• The lumbar sympathetic nerve block is a procedure
  to block or reduce pain in the sympathetic
  nervous system. Sympathetic nerves control
  different bodily functions and are the group of
  nerves on the front side of the spinal cord

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• Rhizotomy (RFA) Treatment
• A rhizotomy or RFA (radio frequency ablation) is
  a procedure that sends radio waves through a
  needle to reduce pain by stunning the small
  sensory nerve endings. The electrical current
  produced by the radio wave generates heat which
  then decreases pain signals from that specific
  region.
• Prolotherapy
• Prolotherapy is a procedure that involves
  injecting proliferate solution to treat
  connective tissue injuries and cause a growth of
  the collagen issue. The goal is to strengthen
  ligaments damaged by trauma or injury and to
  gradually reduce pain.

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CONCLUSION

• Contact us today to schedule a booking for pain
  management services or to speak to one of our
  friendly staff members.