Persistent pain or chronic pain is extremely stressful for patients. It often triggers a series of secondary reactions such as muscle tension, shortening and hardening. The resulting relieving postures adopted by patients in turn place strain on structures that are actually healthy. Overall, acute pain and chronic pain is a major challenge for patients and the treatment team. Interventional pain treatment offers an effective treatment option for chronic pain.
The target nerves can be localised using a variety of visual methods, such as X-rays, ultrasound or CT. For precise determination, the nerve is localised by electrical stimulation.
In order to identify the source of chronic pain, an infiltration is carried out before treatment with cryoanalgesia or thermolesion. If this has a positive effect, you can be sure that the cause of the pain has this point of origin.