Lumbar or Thoracic Interlaminar Epidural Steroid Injection (Single Level)

Targets inflammation around spinal nerves: A lumbar or thoracic interlaminar epidural steroid injection (ESI) delivers anti-inflammatory medication into the epidural space to help reduce inflammation and pain associated with irritated spinal nerves.
Uses fluoroscopy for precise placement: Real-time X-ray guidance helps the provider accurately position the needle within the epidural space and confirm appropriate medication delivery.
May reduce pain and improve function: By decreasing inflammation, an interlaminar ESI may help relieve radiating back or chest-wall pain and improve mobility and participation in physical therapy or daily activities.

$500.00 was $2,080.00

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Provider: Steven Ganzel, DO, MS

Targets inflammation around spinal nerves: A lumbar or thoracic interlaminar epidural steroid injection (ESI) delivers anti-inflammatory medication into the epidural space to help reduce inflammation and pain associated with irritated spinal nerves.
Uses fluoroscopy for precise placement: Real-time X-ray guidance helps the provider accurately position the needle within the epidural space and confirm appropriate medication delivery.
May reduce pain and improve function: By decreasing inflammation, an interlaminar ESI may help relieve radiating back or chest-wall pain and improve mobility and participation in physical therapy or daily activities.

$500.00
was $2,080.00

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$1,100.00
was $2,214.00

25 remaining

Provider: Steven Ganzel, DO, MS

Targets the greater occipital nerve (GON): Medication is delivered around the greater occipital nerve to help reduce pain associated with conditions such as occipital neuralgia and certain cervicogenic or chronic headaches.
Uses fluoroscopy for image-guided placement: Real-time X-ray imaging helps the provider identify relevant bony landmarks and guide the needle accurately to the intended treatment area.