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Procedure library

Specific options. Clear clinical questions.

Explore eleven therapies offered by Pohlman Pain Associates, including who may be evaluated, how each procedure works, what recovery can involve, and where the evidence is still developing.

Before the procedure

The most important step is choosing the right target.

A treatment name is not a diagnosis. Neck and low-back pain can arise from a nerve root, facet joint, disc, vertebral endplate, sacroiliac joint, narrowed canal, or impaired stabilizing muscle—and more than one source can be present.

Our procedure pages explain the clinical question each therapy is designed to address. A physician still needs to determine whether the history, examination, imaging, prior care, and treatment goals point to that question in your case.

Diagnosis before intervention
Alternatives discussed
Risks in plain language
Outcomes never guaranteed

Broader care pathways

The plan may begin somewhere simpler.

Procedure education is useful, but many visits begin with diagnosis, rehabilitation, medication review, or a targeted diagnostic step.

Not sure which page fits?

You do not need to choose a procedure before your visit.

Tell us what you are experiencing. The first goal can simply be to clarify the clinical question.

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Ready when you are

Your next step starts with a conversation.

Tell us how to reach you and what you would like to discuss. Our team will follow up to coordinate an appointment.