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Cryoanalgesia as a Treatment for Spasticity
Cryoanalgesia is a minimally invasive technique originally developed for pain management that involves the controlled freezing and thawing of peripheral
Epidural Lysis of Adhesions (Racz Procedure): A Minimally Invasive Option for Radicular Pain
Chronic back or leg pain can persist even after medications, physical therapy, injections, or surgery. In some cases, the cause
Radiofrequency Needles: Reliability and Precision in Pain Management Procedures
Explore Epimed’s RF™ Needles designed for precision and reliability in interventional pain management.
Epidural Catheter Control in Complex Anatomy: Why 21G Catheter Behavior Matters
Variability in outcomes often stems from challenges such as limited control during navigation, poor fluoroscopic visibility, suboptimal medication distribution, and
Stingray® Connector: Award-Winning Design for Easier Catheter Navigation
Reliable catheter connections are essential for successful interventional pain procedures. The Stingray® Connector, an award-winning and patented innovation by Epimed,
Blunt Needles: Safety and Precision for Transforaminal Injections
Transforaminal injections require a high level of accuracy and safety to ensure effective medication delivery while minimizing potential complications. Epimed’s
Cryoanalgesia in Podiatric Practice
Cryoanalgesia—also known as cryogenic neuroablation or cryoanesthesia—is gaining attention in podiatry as an effective, minimally invasive option for managing chronic
Cryoanalgesia for Occipital Neuralgia: A Minimally Invasive Treatment Option
Understanding Occipital Neuralgia (ON) Occipital neuralgia is a debilitating condition that can significantly affect daily activity, sleep, and overall quality
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Our 2024 Reimbursement Guide for Interventional Pain is available. This Guide provides the latest information on pain medicine from Physician Services.
Grow Your Practice with Epimed Healthcare Consulting & Reimbursement
Medical billing and coding are vital aspects of any practice, but they can often be confusing and complicated. That is
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