New Issue of IPM

Read the new issue of Interventional Pain Medicine (IPM), the PubMed Central-indexed official journal of the International Pain and Spine Intervention Society.

Some of the articles included in this issue:

• How soon after an epidural steroid injection can you predict the patient's response?
  
  
• Optimal caudal needle angulation for lumbar medial branch denervation: A 3D cadaveric and clinical imaging comparison study
  
  
• Genicular nerve radiofrequency ablation practice patterns: A survey study of the International Pain and Spine Interventional Society
  
  
• Clinical history correlates with lateral atlantoaxial (C1-2) joint edema. A pilot study
  
  
• Validation of thoracolumbar injury classification and Severity Score in the management of acute and subacute Osteoporotic vertebral compression fractures – A pilot study and a suggested modification
  
  
• A description and outcome evaluation of sacrococcygeal joint radiofrequency neurotomy for treatment of chronic coccydynia – A dorsal approach
  
  
• Comparison of curved and straight tip radiofrequency cannula deflection in a ballistic model
  
  
• FACTFINDERS FOR PATIENT SAFETY: Minimizing risks with cervical epidural injections
  
  
• Posterior internal vertebral venous plexus, the “Black Ice” of epidural hematoma: A letter to the editor
  
  

Read the full issue here.

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