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Thoracic Radiofrequency Neurotomy

Learn how thoracic radiofrequency neurotomy may be considered for selected facet-related mid-back pain after diagnostic testing.

Radiofrequency Treatment for Selected Mid-Back Pain

Thoracic radiofrequency neurotomy applies controlled thermal energy near selected medial branch nerves associated with facet joints in the mid back. It is used only when the clinical evaluation supports a specific target.

Diagnostic blocks help assess whether the targeted nerves are likely to be involved before radiofrequency treatment is considered.

Preparation, positioning, recovery, and realistic expectations are reviewed before the procedure.

Thoracic radiofrequency neurotomy procedure illustration

A Focused Thoracic Procedure

The physician reviews symptom location, examination, imaging, and response to diagnostic blocks before selecting the treatment levels.

Why It May Be Considered

Facet-related mid-back pain supported by the evaluation

Temporary improvement after diagnostic medial branch blocks

Symptoms affected by rotation, extension, or posture

A focused thoracic target for treatment

What to Discuss With Your Specialist

Diagnostic block results and usual symptom pattern

The thoracic levels proposed for treatment

Medication and medical-device precautions

Expected soreness, activity guidance, and follow-up

Conditions We Treat

Pain can have many different causes. Our specialists take time to evaluate each patient, identify the possible source of pain, and recommend care based on their individual needs.

Take the First Step Toward Better Pain Management

Our specialists are here to understand your pain, identify its possible source, and develop a personalized treatment plan focused on improving your function and quality of life.