Interventional Pain

Outpatient procedures performed in the Surgical Area under sedation and anesthesiological supervision, combined with radiofrequency techniques and regenerative medicine to guarantee maximum safety, rapid recovery and functional restoration of the patient.

Minimally invasive procedures (conventional and pulsed) applied under radiological control to treat chronic pain by selectively acting on specific nerves, with a personalized approach according to the origin and characteristics of each patient's pain.

Minimally invasive endoscopic surgical technique indicated for herniated discs and compressive spinal pathologies, which decompresses the nerve roots through a millimeter incision, preserving the muscles, ligaments and neighboring anatomical structures.

Advanced technology for the treatment of refractory chronic pain using implantable pumps that release the drug continuously and locally, offering sustained relief to patients who do not respond to conventional treatments.

Advanced neuromodulation therapy that applies controlled electrical impulses to the spinal cord to block the transmission of pain signals, offering an effective solution for patients with chronic pain refractory to conventional pharmacological and surgical treatments.

Advanced minimally invasive technique aimed at releasing epidural adhesions and fibrosis that trap nerve roots, especially indicated in chronic lumbar and radicular pain after spinal surgery or refractory to conservative treatments.