Novel method for chronic back pain

Researchers in the United States have developed a new and promising therapeutic technique for chronic back pain that does not respond to traditional treatments. This method involves delivering medications directly to the source of the pain via a catheter inserted into the blood vessels. Preliminary studies have shown that this procedure significantly reduced the intensity of pain from 9.5 to zero. It also helped patients decrease or stop using opioid painkillers and achieved sustained improvement for three months after treatment. The technique is based on catheter procedures commonly used in stroke treatment and vascular infections, and has been directed to target the arteries supplying the painful area in the spine. The initial results are promising and suggest an improvement in the quality of life for patients suffering from severe pain.

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