Intrathecal pain pump percutaneous trial

The percutaneous pain pump trial is a procedure for testing the efficacy of an intrathecal pain pump. Temporarily, a pain pump and a catheter are placed under the abdominal skin. For the next few days, the doctor closely monitors the functions of the pain pump and the efficacy of the pump. If the spinal pain pump trial succeeds, a permanent pump may be recommended.

Who needs an intrathecal pain
pump percutaneous trial?

  • Our experienced interventional pain specialists will conduct a comprehensive assessment of your pain condition and medical history to determine if an Intrathecal Pain Pump trial is a suitable option for you.
  • During the procedure, a catheter will be percutaneously inserted into the intrathecal space near the spinal cord. The other end of the catheter will be connected to a temporary pain pump placed under the skin.
  • The pain pump will deliver a small amount of pain medication directly to the intrathecal space, targeting the nerves responsible for transmitting pain signals.
  • You will undergo a trial period to assess how well the Intrathecal Pain Pump manages your pain. This evaluation typically lasts a few days to a week.
  • Throughout the trial period, our medical team will closely monitor your pain levels and response to the pain pump’s medication delivery.

Why choose Prime surgery center ?

When it comes to expert pain relief solutions, Prime Surgery could be the right choice for you. Wondering how we can assist with your needs?

Frequently asked questions

Is this your first time with pain management treatment? You may have various questions regarding the procedure. Here we have answered a few of these:

As the name may suggest, the intrathecal drug delivery trial is a test phase for an intrathecal pain pump. The pump and catheter are percutaneously placed inside the skin near the spinal cord. Based on the effectiveness of the device, the permanent pump may be recommended.

Yes, you will be required to bring your healthcare card with you. Along with this, you may need to present an identity proof.

Booking an appointment with us is an easy task. You may call us at 317-932-3411 or directly visit our center. We are always there to assist you.

Usually, patients who do not show signs of improvement with traditional pain management surgery are candidates for intrathecal pain pumps.

The charges for minimally invasive surgery may differ depending on the condition of the patient. To learn more about the charges, surgery procedure, and surgery duration, you may connect with us today!

In this surgery, local anesthesia is given to the patient prior to providing a steroid injection. Hence, it reduces the pain during the process.

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