Pulsed Radiofrequency Treatments

This innovative twist on the radiofrequency nerve disabling technique harnesses a gentle, yet effective, means of reprogramming disordered nerve tissue to improve pain relief. It is applicable to a number of common pain complaints.

  Shoulder pain secondary to osteoarthritic change or injury can be addressed by pulsed radiofrequency treatment to the suprascapular nerve that supplies the shoulder joint. It is a minimally invasive therapy that can be repeated to...

  Occipital neuralgia, upper neck pain and headache are common complaints linked with degenerative changes in the structures of the cervical spine (or neck). Pulsed radiofrequency treatment to the occipital nerve can help to ease the pain...

  Pain in the lower back and buttock can be caused by irritation of or pressure on the cluneal nerve. Pulsed radiofrequency treatment to the cluneal nerve can provide relief that can be repeated over time...

  This treatment is an alternate option for neuropathic pain effecting the lower limb. Commonly called radicular pain, or in layman’s terms “sciatica”, it is frequent accompaniment to low back pain either before or after spinal...