Cryoneurolysis for the Treatment of Lateral Femoral Cutaneous Nerve Pain: A Case Report

Johnson, Ciara; Sisante, Jason-Flor V.; Alm, John; Smith, McCasey; Segal, Neil A.

doi:10.1002/pmrj.12234

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“…Clinical cryoneurolysis studies have been carried out on a range of cutaneous nerves: the lateral femoral cutaneous nerve, 11,12 the intermediary femoral cutaneous nerves, 13 the posterior femoral cutaneous nerve, 14 the genitofemoral, 15 the pudendal nerve, 16 the sural nerve, 17 the occipital nerve, [18][19][20] the intercostal nerves, 21,22 the intercostobrachial nerve, 23 the ilioinguinal and iliohypogastricus nerves, 24,25 and the saphenous nerve. 26,27 In addition, a study of cryoneurolysis has been carried out on large mixed sensori-motor nerves such as the femoral, sciatic and obturator nerves.…”

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SP7 Cryoneurolysis of cutaneous nerves: what should we know?

Bendtsen

2022

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SP6 Figure 1 Naturally occurring healing process with the 3 phases, inflammatory, proliferative and remodeling varying from 3 days to more than 1 year.Abstract SP6 Figure 2 Effects of the Platelet Rich Plasms (PRP) on the healing process.Abstract SP6 Figure 3 Aspirate of the stem cells via a Jamshidi needle placed in the left iliac crest of a patient, optimally identified using fluoroscopic guidance Conclusions Regenerative medicine is a novel, advancing way of treating chronic pain. There are limited studies currently, but evidence is evolving for the use and efficacy of regenerative medicine techniques as powerful tools in treating chronic pain Indications for the PRP and BMC vary widely and are based on the regenerative technique and substance used. As such, platelet rich plasma (PRP) is more often used in musculo-skeletal conditions while use of mesenchymal stem cells have been reported to effectively treat intervertebral disc pathology.

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