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Cervical radiofrequency ablation is a very exciting procedure in pain medicine that uses a specialized device to disrupt nerve conduction. This pain relief technique can be used by those with neck pain, muscle pain and multiple other pain syndromes in the cervical spine region. Before the procedure begins, your physician begins by cleaning the skin in the injection site and injects a local anaesthetic to numb the area. Another needle is placed in to a nub tissue and entire procedure is performed using fluoroscopic or x-ray guidance. When the needles in the correct location, electrode is introduces into the centre of the needle. Stimulation is initiated firs with sensory stimulation and then with motor stimulation. When a correct needle position is verified, local anaesthetic and sometimes a steroid medication are injected. The electrode is then heated to between 15 and 80 degrees Celsius and kept at that temperature for several minutes. electrothermal heat is generated which allows for
