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Practical Pandemic Pain Remedy: Ultrasound-Guided Occipital, Erector Spinae & Tendon Sheath Injections
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Renowned pain expert Dr. David Rosenblum shares practical remedies for treating chronic pain worsened by the pandemic.
In this 1-hour webinar, you’ll learn how effective, easy and affordable it is to add handheld ultrasound to your pain management practice. He explores:
- Pro-tips for treating 3 common pain conditions during the pandemic
- How to optimize needle placement for accuracy and patient safety
- Using ultrasound guidance for maximum neck, back & hip pain relief
- How to modify your injection procedures for best infectious control
You’ll discover how ultrasound-guided pain medicine injections can deliver maximum relief for chronic pain conditions acquired or worsened by the pandemic!
The COVID-19 health crisis has caused havoc for patients and pain medicine practitioners. According to the Academy of Pain Medicine, “Access to pain treatment has been called a fundamental human right by numerous organizations.” And yet, at times the pandemic has restricted access to nonemergent procedures. To make matters worse, self-isolation has restricted movement resulting in new and exasperating existing chronic pain conditions in patients.
In this webinar, Dr. David Rosenblum, MD, Director of Pain Medicine at the Maimonides Medical Center in New York, helps pain management practitioners get back on track in successfully delivering on the human right to pain relief. He demonstrates best practices in using ultrasound guidance to target areas of pain with greater accuracy and deliver maximum relief for patients battling chronic pain while also optimizing for infectious control.
Watch Dr. Rosenblum to learn practical tips for occipital nerve block, erector spinae plane block and gluteal tendon injections. A deep dive into 3 real patient cases, recently captured on video, illustrates how needle-guided interventions improve both patient safety and procedural success. You’ll learn how to eliminate guessing on needle placement and wasting precious medications or adjuncts.
Dr. David Rosenblum is joined by Dr. Oron Frenkel, MD, Emergency Physician and Chairman of the Clarius Medical Advisory Board. They show you how to take your procedural skills to the next level with ultrasound-guided injections and strategies you can use with your next patient. Together, let’s put “blind” injections and pandemic pain behind us!
Interventional Pain Management
David Rosenblum, M.D.
Dr. David Rosenblum is currently the Director of Pain Medicine at Maimonides Medical Center and treats outpatients at his various office locations. He is dual board certified in Anesthesia and Pain Medicine. Dr. Rosenblum completed a fellowship in interventional pain medicine at New York University, where he also underwent three years of training in Anesthesia. He also completed an internship in internal medicine at Columbia’s St. Luke’s –Roosevelt hospital, after having received his medical degree from Sackler School of Medicine at Tel Aviv University. Dr. Rosenblum has helped over 3,000 pain physicians become board certified as founder of PainExam.com.
Emergency Physician
Oron Frenkel, M.D., M.S.
Dr. Oron Frenkel completed his MS and MD simultaneously at the University of California Joint Medical Program in Berkeley and San Francisco, completing his residency in Emergency Medicine followed by a fellowship in Point-of-Care Ultrasound at Alameda County Medical Center in Oakland, California. He moved to British Columbia with the goal of increasing use of point-of-care ultrasound across the province, especially among rural practitioners. An avid educator, Dr. Frenkel is constantly evaluating the best teaching methods for disseminating this technology, how to measure competency in its practice, and its effects on outcomes for individual patients. Dr. Frenkel serves as Chairman of the Clarius Medical Advisory Board.