· Chronic and acute pain of the Lumbar, Thoracic and Cervical regions of the spine
· Sciatica
· Herniated Disc
· Failed Back Surgery Syndrome
· Lumbar Degenerative Disc Disease
· Vertebral Fractures
· Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy
· Complex Regional Pain Syndrome
· Cancer related pain
· Post-herpatic Neuralgia
· Myofascial Pain Syndrome
· Peripheral Neuropathy
· Other pain related conditions

Our patients enjoy a one-on-one approach to care. Treatment options include multiple and varying approaches and techniques tailored especially for you and your specific condition. When indicated, the following procedures are available:

Advanced State-of-the-Art Techniques
- Intradiscal Electro Thermal Therapy (IDET)
- Percutaneous Disc Decompression, Nucleoplasty
- Intraspinal Analgesia with Morphine Pump
- Radiofrequency Neuroblation
- Spinal Endoscopy
- Spinal Cord Stimulator
- Vertebroplasty

Epidural Injections
- Neck - Cervical
- Mid-back - Thoracic
- Low back - Lumbar or Caudal

Facet Joint Injections
- Cervical
- Thoracic
- Lumbar

Neurolytic Nerve Blocks
Peripheral Nerve Blocks
Sympathetic Blocks

Botox
Botox offers a natural, non-surgical way to control facial tics, involuntary blinking and to relax facial muscles to create smoother skin around the eyes and forehead.

Dr. Szeinfeld has successfully used Botox for head and neck pain when dealing with tension headaches and migraines that result from muscle spasms. Botox blocks nerve impulses so that muscles relax. Once specific muscles are relaxed, many headaches decrease in frequency and intensity or disappear.

Treatment takes only minutes and patients can resume normal activity immediately. Traditionally, in less than a week, results are obvious. Although initial injections last for periods of 3-4 months in the first year of treatment, most patients can anticipate 4-6 month durations afterward.