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Pain Management
Pain Management Services

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OVERVIEW
The mission of the pain management department at St. Luke's Episcopal Hospital is to offer a comprehensive, individualized treatment plan to those who are suffering from physical pain. Our multidisciplinary approach includes both interventional and non-interventional treatment.

WE CAN HELP WITH DIAGNOSIS
Our pain management experts combine state-of-the-art diagnostic equipment and medical technology with St. Luke's tradition of treating the whole patient - mind, body and spirit.

Our pain management experts utilize state-of-the-art diagnostic equipment - such as computer-assisted tomography, Magnetic Resonance Interferometry, and electromyography - makes highly specific diagnoses possible.

At St. Luke's we combine the latest medical technology with St. Luke's tradition of treating the whole patient - mind, body and spirit. In doing so, St. Luke's specialists can complete extensive evaluations of complex pain conditions. Diagnostic evaluations may require several outpatient appointments or a brief inpatient stay.


WE CAN HELP WITH TREATMENT
Following an evaluation, St. Luke's pain management specialists prepare an individualized treatment plan, which may involve a singular technique or a combination of methods to achieve optimal pain relief. These methods include, but are not limited to:

  • Nerve Blocks -- Interruption of pain pathways
  • Nerve Stimulation -- Electrical nerve stimulation.
  • Epidural Steroid Injections -- To reduce swelling around nerves.
  • Trigger Point Injections -- To relieve pain in specific areas.
  • Prescribing or Rearranging Medications -- To relieve pain and avoid drug abuse.
  • Dorsal Column and Peripheral Nerve Stimulators -- To relieve back pain, radical pain, and nerve disorders.
  • Morphine Pumps -- To relieve intractable pain.
  • Chemical and Cryoneurolysis -- Freezing of nerves to relieve pain.
  • Radiofrequency Neuroplasty -- New technology for arresting abnormal nerve impulses.

It is a common practice to combine these procedures with the following:

  • physical therapy and exercise program
  • occupational therapy
  • social services
  • drug detoxification program
  • psychotherapy and behavioral modification
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