Interventional pain management

Interventional pain management refers to minimally invasive procedures that target specific nerves, joints or spinal structures to reduce pain.

Examples include nerve blocks, epidural injections, radiofrequency ablation and PRF. These techniques are often used when medications and physiotherapy alone are not sufficient. The goal is to provide targeted, effective relief while minimizing systemic side effects, helping patients return to daily activities with improved function and quality of life.