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Course Agendas

Beginner Lumbar Interventional Spine Course

 

At the end of the course participants will be knowledgeable in:

  1. Risks and utilization of fluoroscopy

  2. Fluoroscopic spinal anatomy in relation to interventional injections

  3. Indications and contraindications for lumbar spinal injections

  4. Proper technique for lumbar spinal injections

  5. Risks of spinal injections

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Topics: 2.5 day Course Friday Afternoon to Sunday Afternoon 21.90 AOA CME credits

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Understanding fluoroscopy

Corticosteroids       

Clinical anatomy for the Clinician

Lumbar epidural corticosteroid injection

Lumbar transforaminal injections

Lumbar medial branch blocks and zygapophyseal injections

Medical Necessity/coding for interventional techniques

Setting up fluoroscopy live

Interactive hands on training utilizing Stick-It-2-Me minimum 6 hours

Proficiency exam only available graduates of residency or fellowship program

Cervical Interventional Spine Course

At the end of the course participants will be knowledgeable in:

  1. Risks and utilization of fluoroscopy

  2. Fluoroscopic spinal anatomy in relation to interventional injections

  3. Indications and contraindications for cervical and thoracic spinal injections

  4. Proper technique for cervical and thoracic spinal injections

  5. Risks of spinal injection

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Topics 2 day course Saturday to Sunday  13.0 AOA CME credits 

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Understanding fluoroscopy

Corticosteroids             

Clinical Anatomy for the clinician

Networking and Reception

Cervical and thoracic epidurals injections 

Cervical/ Thoracic transforaminal injections                                                                

Cervical/ thoracic medial branch and zygapophyseal injections                               

Medical Necessity and Coding for Cervical and thoracic Procedures 

Setting up fluoroscopy live

Interactive hands on training utilizing Stick-It-2-Me

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 Lumbar Radiofrequency Interventional Spine Course

At the end of the course participants will be knowledgeable in:

  1. Risks and utilization of fluoroscopy

  2. Fluoroscopic spinal anatomy in relation to radiofrequency injections

  3. Indications and contraindications for radiofrequency procedures

  4. Proper technique for radiofrequency procedure

  5. Risks of radiofrequency procedures

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Topics: 2 day Course Saturday to Sunday 13.0 AOA CME credits

 

Understanding Fluoroscopy

Clinical Anatomy for the Clinical Specialist                                                       

Lumbar medial branch blocks and zygapophyseal

Cervical and thoracic medial branch blocks and zygapophyseal injections

Medial branch anatomy and radiofrequency lesion

Medical Necessity and Coding                                                                         

Interactive hands on training utilizing Stick-It-2-Me                                         

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