IPSIS-Funded Research

Two studies funded by IPSIS research grants were recently published in Interventional Pain Medicine, the official IPSIS journal.

• Tran J, Campisi E, Roa Agudelo A, Agur AM, Loh E. (2024). High-fidelity 3D modelling of the lumbar dorsal rami. Interventional Pain Medicine, 3(1), 100401.
• Conger AM, Randall DJ, Sperry BP, Kuo KT, Petersen R, Henrie AM, Kendall RW, Bisson EF, Teramoto M, Martin BI, Burnham TR, McCormick ZL (2024). The effectiveness of cervical transforaminal epidural steroid injections for the treatment of cervical radicular pain: A prospective cohort study reporting 12-month outcomes. Interventional Pain Medicine, 3(1), 100379.
  
  

IPSIS has supported interventional pain research for decades and is currently funding over half a million US dollars in ongoing studies. Click here to see how IPSIS can assist in your research endeavors.

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