Fluoroscopic Injection and RF Examples: Free to
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Pars Defect
Injection
Injection
Trochanter
Bursagram
Bursagram
Hip Arthrogram
Piriformis Myogram
ISL Injection
AA Inj Pic
AA Injection AP
AA Injection Lat
Cervical Coblation AP
Cervical Coblation
Lateral
Lateral
Sacroiliac Inj
Dorsal Lateral
Sacral Foraminal
RF (for SI)
Sacral Foraminal
RF (for SI)
S1 Dorsal Lat
Foraminal RF
(for SI)
Foraminal RF
(for SI)
Dorsal Sacral
Foraminal RF
(for SI)
Foraminal RF
(for SI)
Intercostal Cryo
Cervical ESI
with Vascular
Uptake
with Vascular
Uptake
Below are a series of 12 pics on cervical TFESI safety demonstrating the hazards of the foraminal
approach. The safest approach is the most lateral in order to avoid the vertebral and carotid arteries and
with a curved needle to angle posteriorly once within the foramen (midpedicular line final placement)
approach. The safest approach is the most lateral in order to avoid the vertebral and carotid arteries and
with a curved needle to angle posteriorly once within the foramen (midpedicular line final placement)
Lat Cerv Z-Joint Inj
AA Abnormal
Anatomy
Anatomy
SI Injection: Vascular
Pattern
Pattern
Interosseous Pattern