Facet Joint Injection

Provider: Steven Ganzel, DO, MS

Targets the sacroiliac (SI) joint directly: Medication is delivered into the SI joint to help reduce inflammation and pain associated with conditions such as sacroiliitis or SI joint dysfunction.
Uses fluoroscopy for precise placement: Real-time X-ray imaging allows the provider to guide the needle accurately into the SI joint and may use contrast to confirm proper positioning before medication is injected.
Can provide diagnostic and therapeutic benefits: Pain relief following the injection may help confirm that the SI joint is contributing to the patient’s symptoms, while corticosteroid medication may provide longer-lasting relief and improved function.

$350.00
was $2,380.00

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Provider: Steven Ganzel, DO, MS

Uses real-time X-ray guidance: Fluoroscopy allows the provider to visualize the joint and guide the needle to the intended location with precision.
Delivers medication directly into the joint: Once proper needle placement is confirmed, medication such as a corticosteroid and local anesthetic can be injected to help reduce inflammation and pain.
Can improve pain and mobility: By targeting the affected joint directly, fluoroscopy-guided injections may provide pain relief, improve movement, and help patients participate more comfortably in rehabilitation or daily activities.