The moderators field questions from the virtual audience following Session 3. Different nerve ablation procedures are discussed. Radiofrequency techniques are also discussed. Another person asks about complications of basivertebral nerve ablation. Dr. Chapman discusses the importance of anchoring your leads. The panelists talk about these topics and more.
Published on November 17, 2021
The moderators field questions from the virtual audience following Session 3. Different nerve ablation procedures are discussed. Radiofrequency techniques are also discussed. Another person asks about complications of basivertebral nerve ablation. Dr. Chapman discusses the importance of anchoring your leads. The panelists talk about these topics and more.
The moderators field questions from the virtual audience following Session 3. Different nerve ablation procedures are discussed. Radiofrequency techniques are also discussed. Another person asks about complications of basivertebral nerve ablation. Dr. Chapman discusses the importance of anchoring your leads. The panelists talk about these topics and more.
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In this Q&A session, moderators Dr. Peter Staats and Dr. Adnan Al-Kaisy take questions from the virtual audience for the speakers from General Session 5. Diabetic neuropathy is one topic of discussion. Radiation safety gloves are brought up. One person asks about peripheral nerve entrapment in rural communities. Another question is about technical problems with intrathecal drug pumps. These questions and more and discussed.
Dr. Aaron Calodney and Dr. George C. Chang Chien moderate the Q&A session for Regenerative Medicine Session 2. Speakers Dr. Doug Beal and Dr. Stanley Lam answer those questions posed by the moderators and audience. Some questions are about platelet rich plasma (PRP) injections. One person asks if steroids can be used in combination with regenerative medicine. Needle size is also a topic of discussion. When should you use cellular therapy versus PRP? These questions and more are discussed.
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