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Offices Throughout Southern Utah and NevadaLocations Across Southern UtahFive offices and five visiting clinics, from St. George and Cedar City to Mesquite, Nevada.

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Forms, first visits, and what to expect.New patientsstart here.New Patient Form will be required before your first consultation. Same-day appointments are available, and the front desk answers the phone.

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Epidural Steroid InjectionsA minimally invasive procedure that addresses chronic low back pain by reducing inflammation from conditions like disc herniation, bone spurs, and sciatica.

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Radiofrequency AblationAlso called radiofrequency neurotomy, this minimally invasive procedure treats chronic arthritic pain in the lumbar, cervical, and thoracic spine using electrical current from radio waves, typically completed within 20 minutes.

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Spinal Cord StimulationA minimally invasive procedure using electrical impulses to modulate pain signals, treating chronic pain including low back pain, neck pain, CRPS, and diabetic neuropathy.

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Facet Joint InjectionsA minimally invasive procedure for treating facet joint pain caused by conditions like arthritis and facet joint syndrome.

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SI Joint FusionA minimally invasive procedure to treat lower back pain associated with the Sacro-Iliac Joint when conservative treatments prove ineffective.

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Platelet Rich PlasmaPRP injections use your own blood platelets to stimulate healing, performed under ultrasound or X-ray guidance by board-certified physicians.

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Kyphoplasty / VertebroplastyA minimally invasive procedure, also known as vertebroplasty, for treating spinal compression fractures, offering low complication risk and quick recovery time.

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IntraceptA minimally invasive, implant-free outpatient treatment that uses basivertebral nerve ablation to relieve chronic low back pain while preserving spinal structure.

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Lidocaine InfusionAn intravenous infusion that helps calm overactive nerve signaling for chronic neuropathic pain that has not responded to more traditional therapies.

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Trigger Point InjectionsA minimally invasive injection that treats myofascial muscle pain by releasing the knots and spasms, known as trigger points, that form within tight muscles.

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Nerve BlocksAn injection placed into a targeted nerve or group of nerves to interrupt pain signals, offering temporary or lasting relief while the underlying cause is treated.

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Epidural Steroid Injections

A minimally invasive procedure targeting pain caused by inflammatory spinal conditions using fluoroscopic guidance to deliver corticosteroid into the epidural space, by a caudal or transforaminal approach.Patients experience immediate relief from the anesthetic, with longer-lasting steroid effects developing over two weeks and lasting three to six months.

During the Procedure

In the procedure suite your physician sanitizes and numbs the area with a local anesthetic. Fluoroscopic guidance then confirms needle placement as a corticosteroid and anesthetic mixture is delivered into the epidural space.A caudal injection reaches that space through the sacral hiatus at the lower end of the sacrum. A bandage is placed and you are taken to our recovery suite for observation.

After Your Procedure

Immediate relief from the anesthetic is common. Longer-term pain relief develops over two weeks as the steroid reduces inflammation. Results generally last three to six months.If a sedative is used, arrange a ride home. We recommend avoiding driving and strenuous activity for at least twenty four hours, then resuming normal routines as directed.Call the office if increased pain, fever, swelling, or redness develops around the injection site.

Is This Right for You

Epidural steroid injections address pain that radiates from the lower spine into the hips or leg, typically caused by a compressed or inflamed nerve root.Conditions treated include disc herniation, bone spurs, joint cysts, sciatica, spinal stenosis, degenerative disc disease, arthritis of the spine, and post laminectomy syndrome.If rest and medication have not resolved constant or worsening back, neck, leg, or arm pain, you may be a candidate. Your physician will evaluate the source of your pain first. The next step is a conversation.

ContactTalk to areal person.Same-day appointments. The front desk answers the phone.

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Visit617 E. Riverside Dr · St. George

HoursMon – Fri · 8 – 5

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