Pain Management in Peripheral Vascular Disease

Pain Management in Peripheral Vascular Disease

The progression of peripheral vascular disease exacts a terrible toll in accompanying pain in many patients. Various approaches to interventional pain management (diagnostic and neurolytic lumbar sympathectomy, ra diofrequency lesioning of the sympathetic chain, spinal cord stimulation) are reviewed...

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