Abstract
Background and Objectives: Nerve root pain has been treated with steroid injections since the 1970s. We will describe a novel method for nerve root injection using a directed epidural catheter. Case Report: A case is described where catheter placement accurately reproduced symptoms which were then relieved with local anesthetic and steroid. Conclusion: This is a novel approach to treatment of painful nerve roots with a catheter. Reg Anesth Pain Med 2002;27:214-216.
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