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Treatments

Targeting the source of pain

Common Treatments

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Interventional or direct treatment of pain is achieved by targeting the source of the discomfort. Diagnostic blocks followed by more definitive radiofreqency or cryotherapy treatments can be used to reduce inflammation and sensitivity in sensitive and injured tissue.
Kyphoplasty
Kyphoplasty
Injection of cement into collapsing vertebral bodies can help stabilise the spine and reduce pain.
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Sympathetic nerve treatment
Sympathetic nerve block
Injection of pain relieving solution onto the nerves that supply the abdominal organs can help relieve abdominal pain.
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Ultrasound guided blocks
Ultrasound guided procedures
Ultrasound can be used to help target soft tissue structures and deliver pain relieving solution to muscle and nerves.
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Synvisc
Viscoelastic supplementatio
Injection of viscoelastic supplements can be performed to reduce pain and improve function into knee joints.
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Suprascapular nerve treatment
Suprascapular nerve block
Treatment of the nerves supplying the shoulders can be used to reduce shoulder and proximal arm pain.
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Anaesthesia
Anaesthesia
Anaesthesia is used with most procedures to reduce discomfort and allow patients to remain still.
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