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The Pain Experts of Arizona

Scottsdale, Mesa, and Gilbert, Arizona

Independent pain practice

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

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RIA Endovascular

Denver and Northern Colorado

Independent interventional radiology practice

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

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Minimally Invasive Spine and Pain Institute

Multiple Idaho locations

Independent pain practice

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

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Performance Ortho

Multiple New Jersey locations

Independent orthopedic practice

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

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Mount Nittany Health

State College, Pennsylvania

Health system

Knee problem discussed: Chronic knee pain that has not improved with medication, physical therapy, or surgery
Treatment described: A procedure that uses heat to reduce pain signals from nerves around the knee.

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Pain Consultants of East Tennessee

Knoxville and Oak Ridge, Tennessee

Independent pain practice

Knee problem discussed: Chronic knee pain from arthritis or prior knee surgery after other treatments have not helped
Treatment described: A procedure that uses heat to reduce pain signals from nerves around the knee.

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Texas Pain Intervention Clinic

North Texas

Independent pain practice

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

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Cheyenne Regional Medical Center

Cheyenne, Wyoming

Health system

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

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