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Wanted to get your 2 cents people
My only thought is that the inferio-medial needle is a little inferior, but then again the trajectory I took was a little inferior to superior as you can see from the lateral so the final position seems OK
I dont know.
It is just weird when patients have no relief at all after a genicular. I understand there is a central component to chronic pain states, but that is more a sensitization to a peripheral stimulus, not just some purely centralized process.
Maybe its just that this flouro procedure is not that accurate and US is needed at times due to variable anatomy?
Thanks
My only thought is that the inferio-medial needle is a little inferior, but then again the trajectory I took was a little inferior to superior as you can see from the lateral so the final position seems OK
I dont know.
It is just weird when patients have no relief at all after a genicular. I understand there is a central component to chronic pain states, but that is more a sensitization to a peripheral stimulus, not just some purely centralized process.
Maybe its just that this flouro procedure is not that accurate and US is needed at times due to variable anatomy?
Thanks