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Kansas Pain Management

Kansas City region, Kansas and Missouri

Independent pain practice

Knee problem discussed: Knee osteoarthritis, degenerative disease, injury-related pain, and persistent pain after knee replacement
Treatment described: A procedure that uses heat to reduce pain signals from nerves around the knee.

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Ainsworth Institute of Pain Management

New York City, New York

Independent pain practice

Knee problem discussed: Knee osteoarthritis and persistent pain after knee replacement
Treatment described: A procedure that uses heat to reduce pain signals from nerves around the knee.

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Modal Pain Management

New York City, New York

Independent pain practice

Knee problem discussed: Chronic knee osteoarthritis pain and selected persistent pain after knee replacement
Treatment described: A procedure that uses heat to reduce pain signals from nerves around the knee.

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