Understanding the Pathophysiology, Diagnosis & Treatment of Vertebrogenic Pain

Join Dr. Schneider for an informative discussion on the pathophysiology, diagnosis, and treatment of vertebrogenic pain. The session will include case studies on the Intracept procedure, a minimally invasive outpatient treatment for vertebrogenic pain. This procedure involves a small 4mm incision and no implanted hardware, allowing patients to resume or start chiropractic care within two weeks. Most patients experience significant relief during this period, enabling them to return to their chiropractic routines with minimal limitations.

• •Understand the anatomical structures and physiological mechanisms underlying vertebrogenic pain
• •Identify key diagnostic criteria and imaging findings used to confirm vertebrogenic pain diagnosis
• •Evaluate the Intracept procedure as a minimally invasive treatment option, including patient selection criteria and contraindications
• •Recognize the post-procedure timeline and rehabilitation protocols that allow patients to resume chiropractic care safely
• •Analyze case studies demonstrating clinical outcomes and patient response to the Intracept procedure
• •Discuss the integration of the Intracept procedure with chiropractic treatment plans for optimal patient outcomes