Mayo Clinic study shows continuing aspirin/NSAIDs peri-procedurally is safe for low- to intermediate-risk interventional pain procedures; bleeding is rare. Continue Reading
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Bleeding Complications Rare in Interventional Pain Procedures, Retrospective Study Shows
Date posted01/10/2019
Intradiscal Biacuplasty Sustains Long-term Superiority Over Conservative Treatment
AAPM reports 12-month benefits of intradiscal biacuplasty (IDB) for discogenic low back pain, with sustained pain relief and improved function in a trial. Continue Reading
Date posted01/10/2019
Study Shows Epidural Steroid Injections Associated With Lower Outpatient Costs in Low-Back Pain
Study shows epidural steroid injections reduce health care spending for low back pain, especially outpatient costs; data from Marketscan used by AAPM researchers. Continue Reading
Date posted01/10/2019