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anyone have images of a gray rami block that they would be willing to share or post?
...and I would like to see a picture of a unicorn.
Your wish...
It looks like a regular old pony with a horn! Now, why do I have a feeling that a GRC block is going to look an awful lot like a regular old lumbar sympathetic block.... 🙄
for me, GRC blocks strike me potentially appropriate on those patients who are discography positive, and have already failed PDD (or insurance won't approve it). As with intra-discal steroids, it is the last thing I might consider doing before making a surgical referralJust an inch or two more posterior, and more midbody than top of 3 or bottom of 2.
Look at Bogduk's L Spine and Sacrum book (the yellow and blue)- it is a neural net from the foramen to the sympathetic trunk. We would do the GRC at midbody with superior end plate squared in both AP/Lat views.
Just an inch or two more posterior, and more midbody than top of 3 or bottom of 2.
Look at Bogduk's L Spine and Sacrum book (the yellow and blue)- it is a neural net from the foramen to the sympathetic trunk. We would do the GRC at midbody with superior end plate squared in both AP/Lat views.
the difference between Rami block and LSNB is probably theoretical, as i dont think i could selectively block one versus another do to the volume of he block (and i use small volumes) RF, maybe could be done selectively...
GRC's are done with 0.5-1 cc of local.
LSB's are done with 8-15cc's.