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  • Living with Chronic Knee Pain? Here's What to Know Before Considering Surgery

    Recovering from chronic knee pain often starts with rest, injections, or physical therapy, but not every case improves with those alone. This guide helps patients understand the fuller range of options available before considering surgery, from identifying what's actually driving the pain through advanced interventional treatments like Genicular Artery Embolization.

  • Recovering After a Car Accident: How Advanced Spine and Pain Supports Your Journey Back to Health

    Recovering from a motor vehicle collision often starts with rest and conservative care, but not every injury resolves on its own. This guide helps patients understand the recovery roadmap after an accident, from immediate post-injury evaluation through advanced options like interventional pain management or surgical consultation.

  • ASAP Introduces the National Heel Pain Institute

    Advanced Spine and Pain has launched the National Heel Pain Institute (NHPI), a dedicated specialty center in Phoenix, Arizona offering Plantar Fasciitis Embolization (PFE), a minimally invasive, non-surgical procedure that eliminates the root cause of chronic heel pain in under 60 minutes with same-day discharge. Led by Dr. Stephen Kominsky, DPM, one of the nation's foremost foot and ankle reconstructive surgeons, the Institute was established to serve the estimated 10 million Americans affected by plantar fasciitis who have exhausted conventional treatments.

  • When Is It Time to See a Spine Surgeon?

    Injections are a powerful tool for managing herniated disk pain, but they are not always a long-term solution. This guide helps patients understand the signs that it may be time to explore advanced options like radiofrequency ablation, spinal cord stimulation, or minimally invasive surgery.

  • Understanding Herniated Disks: When Injections Are Not Enough

    Injections are a powerful tool for managing herniated disk pain, but they are not always a long-term solution. This guide helps patients understand the signs that it may be time to explore advanced options like radiofrequency ablation, spinal cord stimulation, or minimally invasive surgery.

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Advanced Spine and Pain is a leading pain management group based in Phoenix, AZ, and quickly expanding throughout the state. Offering minimally-invasive pain care services, the ASAP group consists of Arizona's top pain management specialists, including Drs. Abram Burgher, Todd Turley, and Jarrett Leathem.

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