Translaminar Epidural Injections
Medication delivered into the epidural space through an opening between adjacent vertebrae.
- Cervical Epidural Injections
- Thoracic Epidural Injections
- Lumbar Epidural Injections
- Sacral / Caudal Epidural Injections
Understand your options, one step at a time. Find a procedure below to learn what it involves, when it may be considered, and what to discuss with your physician.
Explore our 14 procedure groups. Choose Learn More for an explanation, benefits, risks, and recovery guidance. Regional variations are listed within their group; caudal epidurals use a separate access route.
14 procedure groups
Medication delivered into the epidural space through an opening between adjacent vertebrae.
An image-guided injection near a selected spinal nerve root as it exits the spine.
Learn More about Transforaminal Epidural InjectionsLocal anesthetic placed near small nerves that supply the spinal facet joints.
Learn More about Medial Branch BlocksAn injection at the joint connecting the sacrum and pelvis.
Learn More about Sacroiliac (SI) Joint InjectionsMedication near sympathetic nerves in the lower neck for selected pain conditions.
Learn More about Stellate Ganglion BlocksA specialized block of nerves carrying pain signals from upper abdominal organs.
Learn More about Celiac Plexus BlocksA block of sympathetic nerves alongside the lower spine.
Learn More about Lumbar Sympathetic Nerve BlocksA specialized block of a nerve network carrying signals from pelvic organs.
Learn More about Superior Hypogastric BlocksA targeted block near the tailbone for selected pelvic and perineal pain.
Learn More about Ganglion Impar BlocksAn injection into a localized tender area of muscle.
Learn More about Trigger Point InjectionsMedication near a nerve outside the brain and spinal cord.
Learn More about Peripheral Nerve BlocksA targeted nerve block considered for selected facial pain conditions.
Learn More about Trigeminal Nerve BlocksAn injection near nerves supplying the back of the scalp.
Learn More about Occipital Nerve BlocksAnesthetic applied near a nerve cluster behind the nose for selected headache or facial pain.
Learn More about Sphenopalatine Ganglion BlocksGeneral background on procedure families and regional approaches.
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