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[Facet infiltration and periradicular therapy]
Martin G Mack1, Marc Regier, Christopher Herzog
1Radiologie München, Säbener Str. 51, 81547, München, Deutschland. m.mack@radiologie-muenchen.de.
Der Radiologe
|January 10, 2020
Summary
Computed tomography (CT)-guided spinal infiltrations, including facet, periradicular, and epidural techniques, offer precise pain management for spinal disorders. Accurate patient evaluation is key for effective targeted therapy.
Area of Science:
- Interventional Radiology
- Pain Management
- Spinal Disorders
Background:
- Spinal complaints are highly prevalent, leading to frequent medical consultations.
- Effective management strategies for spinal pain are crucial for public health.
Purpose of the Study:
- To demonstrate computed tomography (CT)-guided infiltration techniques for spinal disorders.
- To cover facet infiltration, periradicular infiltration, and epidural flooding.
- To provide guidance for clinical practice.
Main Methods:
- Review of foundational literature and expert recommendations.
- Presentation of treatment steps for clinical application.
- Focus on CT-guided procedures for spinal interventions.
Main Results:
- CT-guided infiltrations ensure precise therapeutic execution.
- Facet, periradicular, and epidural infiltrations are indicated based on clinical presentation.
- Optimal drug combinations for spinal infiltrations require further research.
Conclusions:
- Precise clinical and imaging assessment of back pain is essential.
- Targeted therapy relies on accurate diagnosis.
- CT-guided infiltrations are valuable tools in managing spinal conditions.
