Why it may be used
Listings distinguish knee arthritis, ongoing pain after knee surgery, short-term pain around surgery, and other long-lasting knee pain.
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Find PNS for knee pain.
Programs whose official websites discuss PNS for knee arthritis, ongoing pain after knee surgery, or other knee pain. When a page says whether the device is temporary or implanted, we show that.
What a listing means: the program’s own website connects PNS with knee pain. It does not mean KneeLife recommends the program or knows whether PNS is right for you.
How programs are included →Two details matter
Why it is used—and for how long.
PNS programs may treat different types of knee pain and may use temporary or implanted devices. The cards separate those details when the program explains them.
Temporary or implanted
Some systems are removed after about 60 days. Others are implanted for longer-term use. If the public page does not say, the card says so.
What we do not assume
A listing does not establish that PNS will help, that a clinician has been independently rated, or that insurance will cover it.
Pain after knee replacement?Review the orthopedic workup before choosing a pain procedure. A directory match does not establish candidacy.Review the pathway →
Knee-specific directory
Search PNS programs.
Use the filters to compare the knee problems and device types each program discusses on its official website.
Showing 7 of 23 programs
Listed on its official websiteCA
David Zardouz, MD
Newport Beach, California
Independent neurology practice
- Knee problem discussed
- Knee pain and chronic pain after knee replacement
- May be used for
- Ongoing pain after knee surgery · Other long-lasting knee pain
- Type of device described
- Implanted system intended for longer-term use
Listed on its official websiteFL
Restoration Orthopedics
Naples, Florida
Independent orthopedic practice
- Knee problem discussed
- Knee osteoarthritis, persistent pain after knee replacement, and nerve-related knee pain
- May be used for
- Knee arthritis · Ongoing pain after knee surgery · Other long-lasting knee pain
- Type of device described
- The public page does not say
Listed on its official websiteKS
Kansas Pain Management
Kansas City region, Kansas and Missouri
Independent pain practice
- Knee problem discussed
- Knee osteoarthritis, persistent pain after knee replacement, post-injury pain, and neuropathic knee pain
- May be used for
- Knee arthritis · Ongoing pain after knee surgery · Other long-lasting knee pain
- Type of device described
- The public page does not say
Listed on its official websiteMA
Lowell Pain Center
Lowell, Massachusetts
Independent pain practice
- Knee problem discussed
- Ongoing knee pain lasting more than three months after knee replacement
- May be used for
- Ongoing pain after knee surgery
- Type of device described
- The public page does not say
Listed on its official websiteNC
Duke Health Pain Medicine
Durham, North Carolina
Academic medical center
- Knee problem discussed
- Chronic knee pain after knee replacement is identified as a common use for one PNS system
- May be used for
- Ongoing pain after knee surgery
- Type of device described
- Temporary and implanted options described
Listed on its official websiteOH
Beacon Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine
Greater Cincinnati, Ohio
Independent orthopedic practice
- Knee problem discussed
- Persistent neuropathic pain after surgery, including infrapatellar saphenous nerve injury after knee replacement
- May be used for
- Ongoing pain after knee surgery
- Type of device described
- Temporary and implanted options described
Listed on its official websiteWI
Interventional Pain Specialists of Wisconsin
Hudson, Rice Lake, and Altoona, Wisconsin
Independent pain practice
- Knee problem discussed
- Ongoing knee pain including osteoarthritis and persistent pain after knee replacement
- May be used for
- Knee arthritis · Ongoing pain after knee surgery
- Type of device described
- Implanted system intended for longer-term use
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