Dr. Phillip Peng discusses updates in knee denervation. Good functional outcomes of knee denervation were first demonstrated 10 years ago in a research article from South Korea. There is a relatively strong scientific basis supporting the efficacy of this technique, but there are also gaps in the literature. Dr. Peng discusses the difficulties of validity of radiofrequency lesions. He also touches on current research in the field. Dr. Peng asks, should we do more?
Published on November 17, 2021
Dr. Phillip Peng discusses updates in knee denervation. Good functional outcomes of knee denervation were first demonstrated 10 years ago in a research article from South Korea. There is a relatively strong scientific basis supporting the efficacy of this technique, but there are also gaps in the literature. Dr. Peng discusses the difficulties of validity of radiofrequency lesions. He also touches on current research in the field. Dr. Peng asks, should we do more?
Dr. Phillip Peng discusses updates in knee denervation. Good functional outcomes of knee denervation were first demonstrated 10 years ago in a research article from South Korea. There is a relatively strong scientific basis supporting the efficacy of this technique, but there are also gaps in the literature. Dr. Peng discusses the difficulties of validity of radiofrequency lesions. He also touches on current research in the field. Dr. Peng asks, should we do more?
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