Ultrasound-Guided Lumbar Peri-Facet Joint Blocks: A Therapuetuic Approach to Chronic Lower Back and Referred Leg Pain Management

J. Inklebarger, Syed Kz
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Intra-articular fluoroscopically-guided facet joint (FJ) blocks are performed with diagnostic-therapeutic aims, whereas the main focus of ultrasound guided peri-facet joint blocks (USG-PFJB) is pain relief. USG-PFJB will therefore typically utilize higher injection volumes to potentially offer injection spread to other pain-generating structures. This study explores the potential role of USG-PFJBs in the outpatient management of chronic low back pain with our without leg symptoms in patients with MRI-confirmed mild to severe lower lumbar FJ arthrosis. USG-PFJBs were performed on 19 patients, (4 male and 15 females, mean age 55) at the L4/5 and/or L5/S1 segments at paraspinal points of palpable focal pain. All procedures were performed by the same clinician. One patient was lost to follow up and telephone reviews at 2-6 months on the remaining 18 patients, noted that 59.73% experienced significant & sustained pain relief.  In conclusion, lower lumbar segment USG-PFJBs appear to be effective treatment option in patients with mild to severe MRI-confirmed FJ degeneration and palpable paraspinal lower back pain and with or without lower limb pain.
超声引导下腰椎关节突周关节阻滞:一种治疗慢性腰背痛和牵涉性腿部疼痛的方法
关节内透视引导的关节突关节(FJ)阻滞的目的是诊断和治疗,而超声引导的关节突周围关节阻滞(USG-PFJB)的主要重点是缓解疼痛。因此,USG-PFJB通常会使用更高的注射量,以潜在地将注射扩散到其他产生疼痛的结构。本研究探讨了usg - pfjb在mri确诊的轻度至重度下腰椎FJ关节病患者无腿部症状的慢性腰痛门诊治疗中的潜在作用。在可触及局灶性疼痛的腰椎旁点的L4/5和/或L5/S1节段对19例患者(4男15女,平均年龄55岁)进行usg - pfjb。所有手术均由同一临床医生完成。1例患者在2-6个月时失去随访和电话复查,其余18例患者的59.73%经历了显著和持续的疼痛缓解。总之,下腰椎节段usg - pfjb似乎是轻度至重度mri证实的FJ变性和可触摸的脊柱旁下腰痛以及伴或不伴下肢疼痛的患者的有效治疗选择。
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