Radio Frequency Ablation is a procedure that uses controlled radiofrequency energy to block pain signals by targeting specific sensory nerves responsible for transmitting pain to the brain.
By interrupting these pain pathways, RFA reduces chronic pain while preserving normal muscle function and movement.
Radio Frequency Ablation (RFA) is an advanced, minimally invasive pain management procedure designed to provide long-term relief from chronic joint and spine pain. At Proact Ortho & Pain Clinic, RFA is used to treat pain originating from the facet joints, sacroiliac joints, and knee genicular nerves, especially in degenerative and arthritic conditions.
Performed on an outpatient basis
Pain source confirmed through clinical assessment
Target nerves identified precisely
Radiofrequency energy applied under sterile conditions
Procedure usually takes a short time
Patients return home the same day
Most patients experience gradual and sustained pain relief.
Facet joints are small joints in the spine that can cause chronic neck or back pain due to arthritis or degeneration. RFA helps relieve pain by targeting the facet joint sensory nerves.
Used for:
Chronic neck pain
Chronic back pain
Facet joint arthritis
When sacroiliac joint pain becomes chronic or recurrent, RFA offers sustained pain relief by blocking sensory nerves supplying the SI joint.
Used for:
Chronic sacroiliac joint pain
Lower back and pelvic pain
Degenerative SI joint conditions
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