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MEDIAL BRANCH BLOCK

The Basics:

A diagnostic test that determines or confirms whether the facet joint is the source of your pain
The results help your physician plan for a long-term treatment approach
The medial branch nerves provide the sensation to the facet joints. A medial branch block is used in patients who obtain good, but only temporary relief from facet joint injection.
The procedure is done by temporarily interrupting the pain signal carried by these nerves. If you experience pain relief after this procedure, you may be a candidate for a radiofrequency neurotomy, which is a long-term solution to this kind of discomfort.

Interventional Pain Management Providers

Our award-winning team is here to guide you through every step of your spinal surgery journey.

Joseph T. Sanelli, DO

Interventional Spine Physiatrists

Arjang Abbasi, DO

Interventional Spine Physiatrists

Neal Frauwirth, MD

Interventional Spine Physiatrists

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with Extra Care

We focus exclusively on the specific issues relating to the spine. Our medical professionals have years of experience and expertise in all spinal conditions including traumatic injuries and deformities.

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887 Old Country Road,
Suite D
Riverhead, NY 11901

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Commack, NY, 11725

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Suite 102
West Islip, NY 11795

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West Hempstead, NY
11552

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