At the Department of Neurology and Neurosurgery of Peoples’ Friendship University of Russia in Moscow from 1980 we apply intraosseous blockades for the treatment of different neurological pain syndromes such as: low back pain and neck pain, failed back surgery syndrome, facial pain and headache, vertebrogenic cardialgia, neuropathic pain, pain and spasticity in multiple sclerosis, complex regional pain syndrome, pelvic pain, phantom pain, pain and spasticity after stroke, etc. In all these diseases intraosseous blockades showed high therapeutic efficiancy and without complications. Has someone already applied intraosseous blockades for the treatment of pain in the United States or Europe?
I do not know that someone applied intraosseous blockades for the treatment of pain in the United States or Europe.
What is the proposed mechanism of action of this intervention? Particularly intrested in how it improves MS related spasticity.
Information on the mechanisms of efficiency of intraosseous blockades you can find on our site. www.pain-clinic.ru
I saw the site and I don't know anything about the risks of corticoides injections intraosseous. The idea is interessant but apparently work like endovenous simpatic blocks. I saw the
Osteogenic theory of Neuroorthopedic diseases
but I don't know if this theory is real. But I would like to know more about it.
Do you think (believe) that the discogenic theory of low back pain is real?
Our theory is supported by the high percentage of effective treatment of intraosseous blockades, no complications, and low cost of the procedure.
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