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  • Rami Communicans Nerve Block for the Treatment of Symptomatic Schmorl's Nodes -A Case Report-
    The Korean journal of pain, 2010
    Co-Authors: Ji Su Jang, Sung Mi Hwang, Hyung Ki Kwon, Jae Jun Lee, So Young Lim
    Abstract:

    Histologically, Schmorl's nodes are defined as the loss of nuclear material through the cartilage plate, growth plate, and end plate into the vertebral body. Most Schmorl's nodes are asymptomatic, although there are some reports of symptomatic Schmorl's nodes, which should be treated similarly to vertebral compression fractures, with conservative treatment as the first choice. We report the case that we reduced the pain by blocking the Ramus Communicans nerve in a patient with Schmorl's node.

  • Rami Communicans Nerve Block for the Treatment of Symptomatic Schmorl's Nodes
    2010
    Co-Authors: Ji Su Jang, Sung Mi Hwang, Hyung Ki Kwon, Jae Jun Lee, So Young Lim
    Abstract:

    Histologically, Schmorl’s nodes are defined as the loss of nuclear material through the cartilage plate, growth plate, and end plate into the vertebral body. Most Schmorl’s nodes are asymptomatic, although there are some reports of symptomatic Schmorl’s nodes, which should be treated similarly to vertebral compression fractures, with conservative treatment as the first choice. We report the case that we reduced the pain by blocking the Ramus Communicans nerve in a patient with Schmorl’s node. (Korean J Pain 2010; 23: 262-265)

  • Clinical Efficacy of Ramus Communicans Nerve Block in Patient with Vertebral Compression Fracture
    The Korean Journal of Pain, 2004
    Co-Authors: Sang Eun Choi, Jung Wook Suh, Sung Mi Hwang, So Young Lim, Keun Man Shin
    Abstract:

    Background: Vertebral compression fractures can cause severe mechanical pain in spite of conservative treatments. Although vertebroplasty is an effective treatment for vertebral compression fractures, it is not strongly indicated in some patients. This study was performed to verify the usefulness of Ramus Communicans nerve block in patients suffering from back pain due to a vertebral compression fracture. Methods: A randomized clinical trial was carried out in 34 patients with a vertebral compression fracture after conservative therapy had failed. Nerve blocks on the Ramus Communicans corresponding to vertebral compression fracture were performed once a week for 2 consecutive weeks under C-arm fluoroscopic guidance. The pain scores were evaluated before and after each nerve block using a 100 mm VAS (visual analog scale), and the side effects were also checked. Results: All patients tolerated the procedures well. The VAS pain scores were significantly lower than that at the baseline (P

Sung Mi Hwang - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Rami Communicans Nerve Block for the Treatment of Symptomatic Schmorl's Nodes -A Case Report-
    The Korean journal of pain, 2010
    Co-Authors: Ji Su Jang, Sung Mi Hwang, Hyung Ki Kwon, Jae Jun Lee, So Young Lim
    Abstract:

    Histologically, Schmorl's nodes are defined as the loss of nuclear material through the cartilage plate, growth plate, and end plate into the vertebral body. Most Schmorl's nodes are asymptomatic, although there are some reports of symptomatic Schmorl's nodes, which should be treated similarly to vertebral compression fractures, with conservative treatment as the first choice. We report the case that we reduced the pain by blocking the Ramus Communicans nerve in a patient with Schmorl's node.

  • Rami Communicans Nerve Block for the Treatment of Symptomatic Schmorl's Nodes
    2010
    Co-Authors: Ji Su Jang, Sung Mi Hwang, Hyung Ki Kwon, Jae Jun Lee, So Young Lim
    Abstract:

    Histologically, Schmorl’s nodes are defined as the loss of nuclear material through the cartilage plate, growth plate, and end plate into the vertebral body. Most Schmorl’s nodes are asymptomatic, although there are some reports of symptomatic Schmorl’s nodes, which should be treated similarly to vertebral compression fractures, with conservative treatment as the first choice. We report the case that we reduced the pain by blocking the Ramus Communicans nerve in a patient with Schmorl’s node. (Korean J Pain 2010; 23: 262-265)

  • Clinical Efficacy of Ramus Communicans Nerve Block in Patient with Vertebral Compression Fracture
    The Korean Journal of Pain, 2004
    Co-Authors: Sang Eun Choi, Jung Wook Suh, Sung Mi Hwang, So Young Lim, Keun Man Shin
    Abstract:

    Background: Vertebral compression fractures can cause severe mechanical pain in spite of conservative treatments. Although vertebroplasty is an effective treatment for vertebral compression fractures, it is not strongly indicated in some patients. This study was performed to verify the usefulness of Ramus Communicans nerve block in patients suffering from back pain due to a vertebral compression fracture. Methods: A randomized clinical trial was carried out in 34 patients with a vertebral compression fracture after conservative therapy had failed. Nerve blocks on the Ramus Communicans corresponding to vertebral compression fracture were performed once a week for 2 consecutive weeks under C-arm fluoroscopic guidance. The pain scores were evaluated before and after each nerve block using a 100 mm VAS (visual analog scale), and the side effects were also checked. Results: All patients tolerated the procedures well. The VAS pain scores were significantly lower than that at the baseline (P

Keun Man Shin - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Clinical Efficacy of Ramus Communicans Nerve Block in Patient with Vertebral Compression Fracture
    The Korean Journal of Pain, 2004
    Co-Authors: Sang Eun Choi, Jung Wook Suh, Sung Mi Hwang, So Young Lim, Keun Man Shin
    Abstract:

    Background: Vertebral compression fractures can cause severe mechanical pain in spite of conservative treatments. Although vertebroplasty is an effective treatment for vertebral compression fractures, it is not strongly indicated in some patients. This study was performed to verify the usefulness of Ramus Communicans nerve block in patients suffering from back pain due to a vertebral compression fracture. Methods: A randomized clinical trial was carried out in 34 patients with a vertebral compression fracture after conservative therapy had failed. Nerve blocks on the Ramus Communicans corresponding to vertebral compression fracture were performed once a week for 2 consecutive weeks under C-arm fluoroscopic guidance. The pain scores were evaluated before and after each nerve block using a 100 mm VAS (visual analog scale), and the side effects were also checked. Results: All patients tolerated the procedures well. The VAS pain scores were significantly lower than that at the baseline (P

Ji Su Jang - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Rami Communicans Nerve Block for the Treatment of Symptomatic Schmorl's Nodes -A Case Report-
    The Korean journal of pain, 2010
    Co-Authors: Ji Su Jang, Sung Mi Hwang, Hyung Ki Kwon, Jae Jun Lee, So Young Lim
    Abstract:

    Histologically, Schmorl's nodes are defined as the loss of nuclear material through the cartilage plate, growth plate, and end plate into the vertebral body. Most Schmorl's nodes are asymptomatic, although there are some reports of symptomatic Schmorl's nodes, which should be treated similarly to vertebral compression fractures, with conservative treatment as the first choice. We report the case that we reduced the pain by blocking the Ramus Communicans nerve in a patient with Schmorl's node.

  • Rami Communicans Nerve Block for the Treatment of Symptomatic Schmorl's Nodes
    2010
    Co-Authors: Ji Su Jang, Sung Mi Hwang, Hyung Ki Kwon, Jae Jun Lee, So Young Lim
    Abstract:

    Histologically, Schmorl’s nodes are defined as the loss of nuclear material through the cartilage plate, growth plate, and end plate into the vertebral body. Most Schmorl’s nodes are asymptomatic, although there are some reports of symptomatic Schmorl’s nodes, which should be treated similarly to vertebral compression fractures, with conservative treatment as the first choice. We report the case that we reduced the pain by blocking the Ramus Communicans nerve in a patient with Schmorl’s node. (Korean J Pain 2010; 23: 262-265)