Posted on 21 December 2011.
By Chris Faubel, M.D. –
One video below. Click the black title link above (if you can’t see the video).
1) Right C4/5 intraarticular facet injection under fluoroscopic guidance - it is of particular importance to note the contrast spread. It should NOT blob up under the needle tip, but rather should spread out along the joint line and into the capsule recesses at either end (as it does in this video)
Posted in Cervical Facets, Interventional Procedures, Videos0 Comments
electrodes13: A 30 year old man should make about 7mg throughout...
Christopher Faubel, MD: Right through the ligament...using fluoroscopy-gui...
Christopher Faubel, MD: Yes, it can definitely build up quickly. The main...
Christopher Faubel, MD: Sounds like they had a DeQuervain's injection (if ...
Rob: I just had RF on my facet joints today (L5-s1 to L...
