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Dmitri Petrychenko Pain Management Office offers following procedures (to view description of the procedure, click on the name below):

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Percutaneous Disc Nucleoplasty

Disc hernia can cause a pain when nerve or spinal cord is pinched. Percutaneous Disc Nucleoplasty is performed to reduce a herniated disc pressure and provides quick relief for most patients.  It uses a small needle and modern radiofrequency technology. Percutaneous Disc Nucleoplasty is performed on outpatient basis and uses relaxing medication as well as local anesthetic to numb the skin.

A thin needle called cannula is inserted into herniated disc. The physician  uses a fluoroscope to ensure right position of cannula.

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Pain Management Procedure - Percutaneous Disk Nucleoplasty

A small catheter-like device is inserted into the disc and sends radio pulses to dissolve small portions of disc nucleus. The spine remains stable. The empty space draws the disc wall back in the needle and device is removed and a small bandage is applied on insertion area. After Percutaneous Disc Nucleoplasty the patient may required a day of bed rest.

Percutaneous Disc Nucleoplasty side effects:

Common side effects could be compared with common injection side effects, i.e. allergic reaction, bacterial infection, bleeding in seldom cases. Steroids side effects are face, eyes, arms, legs swelling, sugar level increasing for diabetic patients.

The patient must inform the physician about pregnancy or if he/she takes blood thinning medication.

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