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Pain Management

Non-surgical pain procedures (nerve blocks) — an integral part of our successful protocol for back, neck and joint pain, with good success rates.

Non-surgical pain procedures

A series of therapeutic injections is delivered to very specific areas of the body to relieve pain and accelerate recovery. These procedures are used for both diagnosis and treatment.

Image-guided precision

We use a C-arm (X-ray guidance) to place the needle precisely at the target area. This improves effectiveness and helps avoid potential side effects.

Advantages of the pain block procedure

Fast relief, faster recovery

Day-care procedure

Done on a day-care basis — patients are usually discharged after 2–3 hours.

Better tolerance of treatment

By easing pain, the block improves your tolerance of the overall treatment process and leads to better outcomes.

Earlier rehabilitation

With quicker pain relief you can start physiotherapy and rehabilitation earlier, and return to daily activities sooner.

Most common procedures

Injections we commonly offer

Epidural & related injections

  • Caudal epidural steroid injection
  • Transforaminal epidural steroid injection
  • Lumbar epidural steroid injection
  • Cervical epidural steroid injection
  • Thoracic epidural steroid injection
  • Thoracic transforaminal epidural steroid injection
  • Cervical transforaminal epidural steroid injection
  • Sacroiliac joint injection
  • Trigger point injections
  • Diagnostic injections
  • Piriformis injection
  • Coccyx injection

Facet joint injections

  • Cervical facet joint injection
  • Lumbar facet joint injection
  • Thoracic facet joint injection
  • Selective nerve root block

Not sure which applies to you? A detailed clinical evaluation identifies the source of your pain first.

About clinical evaluation
Relief without surgery

Ask about a nerve block

If medication and rest haven't helped your back, neck or joint pain, an image-guided injection may be the next step. Message us or call to discuss your options.