Pain Management
Pain Management Injections provide temporary and long-term pain relief by delivering a combination of local anesthetic and steroid to an area in the body that is the source of pain, with the goal of returning you to normal activity. Injections can be performed in the back/spine and joints using image guidance to administer medications through a precisely placed, small needle. They can also give additional knowledge about your condition and finding the source of your pain.
What to Expect
There are several types of pain management injections. Spinal injections, including epidural steroid, sacroiliac joint, and facet injections, provide long-term pain relief by delivering a combination of local anesthetic and steroids to an area in the spinal column or pelvis that is the source of pain. Joint injections are also performed to provide pain relief. Your procedure will be performed using Fluoroscopic X-ray guidance to ensure proper needle placement.
Pain Management Procedures

Epidural Steroid Injection

Transforaminal Epidural Injection

Arthrogram

Facet/Sacroiliac (SI) Joints

Hip Injection

Joint Injection

Myelogram

Nerve Root Block

Trigger Point Injection

Vertebroplasty
Scheduling a Procedure
Midwest Radiology maintains dedicated scheduling resources for all outpatient imaging center locations. We offer same-day scheduling and accept most forms of medical insurance. Call us today!
Locations
Our outpatient imaging services are provided through our network of imaging centers that are conveniently located throughout the Twin Cities area. We offer top-quality imaging services that generate high-resolution imagery using state-of-the-art medical imaging equipment.
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Our Physicians
Qualified, caring, honored, and committed ─ the best of Midwest Radiology. Our radiologists are board certified by the American Board of Radiology and have extensive training and expertise in medical imaging. They are dedicated to providing the highest level of quality imaging services to all patients and healthcare providers.