Minimalinvasive interventional pain therapy

The interventional pain therapy is available for in- and out-patients, depending on the symptoms, the pain, and whether the patients are out-of-town.

 

Out-patient treatments are: nerve root procedures, infusion treatments, acupuncture, chiropractic and physical therapy.

 

In-patient treatments are among others: diagnostic infiltration with image intensifying technology and injections of medication.

Indications

• acute and chronic pain of the neck, thorax and lower back
• acute and chronic pain following surgical treatment of herniated disks
• intervertebral arthrosis, arthritis
• facet syndrome
• vertigo and migraines
• joint pain
• rheumatic pains
• polyneuropathy
• pain due poor circulation

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Evaluation

Very good results are obtained with these treatments, even for the strongest acute and chronic pain. An individually adjusted physiotherapy should be started already during the treatment.

 

The ability to work can be maintained or quickly regained. Sportive activities also can be soon restarted under the supervision of the physician.

 

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Advantages

These methods mostly pervent open surgery and reduce the consumption of medication.

 

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