JIPSI

“Just because the spine was fixed… doesn’t mean the pain story is over.”

A lady in her late 60s, one year after L4-L5-S1 pedicle screw fixation surgery, came back with persistent radiating pain along the L5-S1 dermatomal distribution.
In this reel, I’m performing a bilateral transforaminal epidural steroid injection at the L5-S1 level — targeting the irritated nerve roots to help relieve pain and improve function.

Precision. Relief. Better movement.
That’s what interventional pain management is all about.

PRP therapy for a severe case of tennis elbow 🎾💉

This patient presented with chronic pain due to high-grade tendinosis, scarring, and partial tears with calcifications in the common extensor tendon—a condition where healing often stalls without intervention.

Using Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP), we aim to stimulate natural healing by delivering growth factors directly to the damaged tissue, promoting repair where the body has struggled to do so on its own.

Early intervention matters—but even chronic cases can respond well with the right approach.

Where expertise and care come together 💉✨

Performing a cervical epidural for a patient in her 60s suffering from PIVD at C3–C4, presenting with persistent neck pain and stiffness. Given her elevated creatinine levels, we carefully used a minimal, diluted contrast approach to ensure safety without compromising accuracy.

Every case is a balance of science, skill, and patient-centered care. 🩺