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What Are Sympathetic Nerves?<\/strong><\/h1>\n

Along the front of the spine, next to the vertebral bodies, there is a chain of nerves known as the sympathetic nerve chain. These nerves are responsible for transmitting pain and temperature signals between the arms, legs, abdomen, pelvis, and the spinal cord and brain. Their activity can be selectively \u201cswitched off\u201d using percutaneous procedures, known as sympathetic nerve blocks.<\/p>\n

How Is the Therapeutic Nerve Block Treatment Performed?<\/strong><\/h2>\n

The procedure typically begins with a diagnostic block. If it proves effective, a longer-lasting treatment is performed, usually using radiofrequency ablation.<\/p>\n

These include procedures such as stellate ganglion block, thoracic sympathetic block, splanchnic nerve block, lumbar sympathetic block, hypogastric block, and ganglion impar neurolysis.<\/p>\n

Specialized Therapeutic Block Treatments<\/strong><\/h2>\n

We offer a range of targeted nerve block procedures designed to reduce pain, improve circulation, and enhance quality of life. These minimally invasive treatments are tailored to the underlying cause of pain and can provide both diagnostic and long-term therapeutic benefits.<\/p>\n

Stellate Ganglion Block<\/a><\/strong><\/h3>\n

This procedure targets the cervical sympathetic ganglion in the neck to reduce pain in the face, chest, and upper limb while improving blood circulation.<\/p>\n

Indications include:<\/strong><\/p>\n