Department Introduction
Pain Department is the only professional department in Liaocheng and its surrounding areas to treat neck, shoulder, waist and leg pain. It is one of the largest non-surgical specialties in the province for neck, shoulder, waist and leg pain. Yuan Xin is the current department director. There are 20 open beds, 6 doctors and 10 nurses.
The Department has advanced medical equipment such as ozone generator, radio frequency thermocoagulator, super laser pain treatment instrument, computer three-dimensional spine traction bed, computer multi-functional traction fumigation bed and so on. At the same time, the use of spiral CT, nuclear magnetic resonance, large X-ray machine and other medical equipment, combined with abundant clinical experience, can make a clear diagnosis of neck, shoulder, waist and leg pain diseases. Make a definite diagnosis and make the best treatment plan.
Departments have developed a comprehensive treatment system based on nerve block combined with small needle-knife therapy, ultra-laser therapy, cervical and lumbar traction, physiotherapy and integration of traditional Chinese and Western medicine, which has formed its own characteristics. Minimally invasive interventional therapy for spinal pain has a variety of technical means, such as large choice space, strict indications, strong individual pertinence, from the accuracy of diagnosis to the individualization of treatment, effectively guaranteeing a good therapeutic effect. In addition, with the cooperation of other departments, painless flow of people and painless endoscopy were carried out to meet the medical needs of patients at different levels.
The department has fully utilized its technical characteristics and conducted in-depth research on non-surgical treatment of lumbar disc herniation. The combination of drug therapy, non-invasive treatment and minimally invasive treatment has significantly improved the therapeutic effect and developed a minimally invasive interventional therapy. : For the lesions, imaging features and indications of different minimally invasive techniques of different patients, adopt the most effective minimally invasive techniques or technical combinations, focusing on the individualization of the program and the targeting of treatment:
1. For patients with bulge as the main manifestation and high intradisc pressure, disc decompression is selected, such as percutaneous laser vaporization decompression, plasma ablation decompression and discectomy.
2. For patients with protrusion as the main manifestation and no significant reduction of intervertebral space height, percutaneous laser vaporization decompression and discectomy can be combined with ozone injection; for patients with protrusion as the main manifestation and significant reduction of intervertebral space height, target radio frequency and ozone injection are selected.
3. Patients with low back pain as the main manifestation, no obvious protrusion, and fibrous annulus laceration on radiography should be treated with intradisc electrothermal therapy.
4. Target radio frequency and ozone injection were used in patients with extreme lateral disc herniation.
5. The main manifestation was nerve root adhesion, which was relieved by intervertebral foramen needle knife.
6. The main manifestation of radiculitis was lateral recess anti-inflammatory analgesic solution and ozone injection.
7. Local block, needle-knife or radio-frequency therapy were used for the main manifestation of compression of posteromedial ramus of spinal nerve.
8. For patients with facet joint dysfunction as the main expression, facet joint block, acupotomology, radio frequency or/and ozone treatment were selected
9. For patients with the third lumbar transverse process syndrome as the main manifestation, transverse process block, acupotomy, radio frequency or/and ozone treatment were selected.
Main diagnosis and treatment scope:
1. Spinal pain: lumbar disc herniation, cervical spondylosis, degenerative lumbar spondylosis, pain syndrome after lumbar surgery.
2. Neuropathic pain: occipital neuralgia, trigeminal neuralgia, post-herpes zoster neuralgia, and complex regional pain syndrome.
3. Osteoarthritis: osteogenarthritis, synovitis, facet joint dysfunction, atlantoaxial subluxation, ankylosing spondylitis, rheumatoid arthritis.
4. Metabolic pain: osteoporosis, gout.
5, vascular nerve headache, tension headache, cervical headache.
6.Unexplained pain.
7. Neoplastic pain.
8.Some non-painful diseases, such as facial spasm.
Telephone: 0635 -- 8276337 (outpatient), 8272656 (ward)