Gisela Roca MD, PhD , Javier de Andrés Ares MD, FIPP , Maria Luisa Franco Gay MD , Consuelo Nieto MD, PhD , Maria Teresa Bovaira MD, FIPP
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Radiofrequency techniques: Complications and troubleshooting
Radiofrequency (RF) is a minimally invasive, target-selective technique that has demonstrated success in reducing pain in several chronic pain conditions. The lack of standard continuous RF ablation protocols for specific targets makes it difficult to compare the percentage of complications of RF between different studies addressing the same pain syndrome. The present article reviews the most frequent complications associated with the most widely used percutaneous continuous RF techniques in pain treatment, and the strategies used to minimize such complications.