We describe a method of performing lower cervical nerve root block (CNRB) with CT
fluoroscopy in patients with large body habitus using the swimmer's position. This approach …

While both fluoroscopic and CT-guidance during cervical nerve root blocks have been well
documented in the literature, the use of CT fluoroscopy (CTF) has not. CTF is well suited to …

We read with great interest the recent article by Miller et al1 regarding lateral decubitus
positioning for cervical nerve root block by using CT image guidance to minimize effective …

BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE: Cervical steroid injections are a minimally invasive means
of providing pain relief to patients with cervical radiculopathy. CT guidance offers many …

BACKROUND AND PURPOSE: Our aim was to evaluate the safety and clinical utility of a
fluoroscopically guided anterolateral oblique approach technique for outpatient diagnostic …

BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE: Selective cervical nerve root blockade (SCNRB) is a
useful procedure for evaluating and treating patients with cervical radiculopathy. Reports of …

BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE: The conventional fluoroscopy-guided (CF) selective
cervical nerve root block (SCNRB) is being used commonly as a treatment for cervical …

Discussion There is debate among physicians as to which technique—fluoroscopy or CT—is
preferred when performing cervical SNRB. Whether imaging guidance should be used and …

Cervical transforaminal blocks are frequently performed as a treatment of cervical radicular
pain. These blocks are performed mostly under fluoroscopy, but a CT-guided technique also …

The objective of the study was to assess the long-term efficacy of fluoroscopically-guided
cervical nerve root block as a non-surgical treatment for cervical radicular pain. This was a …