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Department of Origin: Integrated Healthcare Services Department(s) Affected: Integrated Healthcare Services Medical Criteria Document: Radiofrequency Ablation (Neurology, Enervation, Rhizome) Cervical,

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1. Begin by preparing the patient for the procedure, including obtaining informed consent and ensuring they are in a comfortable position.
2. Sterilize the area where the radiofrequency ablation will be performed using an antiseptic solution.
3. Administer local anesthesia to numb the skin and underlying tissue to minimize any discomfort during the procedure.
4. Insert a small needle into the targeted nerve using fluoroscopic guidance to ensure accurate placement.
5. Confirm the needle's position by injecting a small amount of contrast dye and visualizing its spread through fluoroscopy.
6. Once the needle is correctly positioned, deliver radiofrequency energy to the targeted nerve using a specialized radiofrequency generator.
7. Monitor the patient closely for any adverse reactions or complications during the procedure.
8. After the radiofrequency ablation is complete, remove the needle and apply a sterile dressing to the puncture site.
9. Provide post-procedure instructions to the patient, including any necessary restrictions or activity modifications.
10. Schedule a follow-up appointment to assess the efficacy of the radiofrequency ablation and address any concerns or complications.

Who needs radiofrequency ablation neurotomy denervation?

1. Radiofrequency ablation neurotomy denervation is typically recommended for individuals suffering from chronic pain conditions, such as - Facet joint pain - Sacroiliac joint pain - Cervical or lumbar radiculopathy - Chronic neck or back pain - Postherpetic neuralgia - Peripheral nerve entrapment syndromes - Other nerve-related pain conditions
2. It is usually considered after conservative treatments, such as physical therapy and medications, have failed to provide adequate relief.

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What is radiofrequency ablation neurotomy denervation?

Radiofrequency ablation neurotomy denervation is a procedure that uses radiofrequency energy to target and disrupt nerves that are causing pain.

Who is required to file radiofrequency ablation neurotomy denervation?

Medical professionals or healthcare providers who perform the procedure are required to file the necessary documentation for radiofrequency ablation neurotomy denervation.

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The procedure for filling out radiofrequency ablation neurotomy denervation involves documenting the details of the procedure, patient information, and any relevant medical history.

What is the purpose of radiofrequency ablation neurotomy denervation?

The purpose of radiofrequency ablation neurotomy denervation is to provide pain relief by disrupting the nerves that are transmitting pain signals.

What information must be reported on radiofrequency ablation neurotomy denervation?

Information such as the date of the procedure, the specific nerves targeted, any complications during the procedure, and follow-up care instructions must be reported on radiofrequency ablation neurotomy denervation.

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