Névralgie cervico-brachiale chronique traitée par injection péridurale cervicale de corticoïdes. Résultats à long terme

Cervical epidural steroid injections in the management of cervical radiculitis: interlaminar versus transforaminal. A review

“…The authors concluded there is no advantage to the addition of morphine to CESI. Grenier et al [25] prospectively report on 29 subjects who underwent one blind interlaminar CESI at C7-T1 for chemical radiculitis with 83% success rate at 3 month follow-up that remained for 2 years.…”

Percutaneous Infiltrations of Cervical, Thoracic, and Lumbar Spine

“…Epidural periradicular infiltrations are reserved for radicular pain refractory to foraminal injection therapy. [8][9][10][11] Cervical Transforaminal Periradicular Infiltrations This is the conventional infiltration procedure for cervicobrachial neuralgia. The patient is installed comfortably in a prone position, with the head in the axis of the body (rotation is uncomfortable).…”