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PM & R : the Journal of Injury, Function, and Rehabilitation|April 20, 2021
Extensor digitorum brevis bulk and associations with fibular motor nerve conduction amplitudeJosh Levin, Anita Lowe, Lyndly Tamura, et al.
Interventional Pain Medicine|December 23, 2025
Feasibility of a mobile application to track longitudinal pain outcomes after epidural joint injectionsPatricia Z Zheng, Ted Miclau, Brandon Goenawan, et al.
Interventional Pain Medicine|September 6, 2024
Retrospective analysis of cervical transforaminal versus interlaminar epidural steroid injectionsJosh Levin, John Chan, Nolan Gall, et al.
Interventional Pain Medicine|January 26, 2026
Early outcomes from intra-articular lateral C1-2 joint steroid injections: A retrospective case seriesMatthew W Kaufman, Gerald Yeung, Joshua Rittenberg, et al.
Pain Medicine (Malden, Mass.)|August 9, 2019
Validity of Physical Exam Maneuvers in the Diagnosis of Sacroiliac Joint PathologyByron J Schneider, Reza Ehsanian, Renee Rosati, et al.
Pain Medicine (Malden, Mass.)|May 19, 2017
Does Immediate Pain Relief After an Injection into the Sacroiliac Joint with Anesthetic and Corticosteroid Predict Subsequent Pain Relief?Byron J Schneider, Lisa Huynh, Josh Levin, et al.
Pain Medicine (Malden, Mass.)|May 21, 2019
Pain and Functional Outcomes After Sacroiliac Joint Injection with Anesthetic and Corticosteroid at Six Months, Stratified by Anesthetic Response and Physical Exam ManeuversByron J Schneider, Reza Ehsanian, Lisa Huynh, et al.
Interventional Pain Medicine|September 2, 2025
"Is this injection going to hurt?" Quantifying the pain experience during common lumbosacral spine injectionsAsher Smuek, Rishi Bakshi, Romeo Mays, et al.
Interventional Pain Medicine|June 13, 2025
Results of cervical epidural steroid injections based on the physician referral sourceJosh Levin, Nolan Gall, John Chan, et al.
Interventional Pain Medicine|September 6, 2024
The effect of patient satisfaction scores on physician clinical decision making: A possible factor driving utilization of opioid prescriptions, magnetic resonance imaging, and interventional spine proceduresByron J Schneider, Reza Ehsanian, David J Kennedy, et al.
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