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Specialties of Dr. Ibazebo
INTERVENTIONAL SPINE CARE
Spinal conditions can include pain due to injury, congenital deformities, or a
degenerative condition. Dr. Ibazebo uses a wide variety of spine treatments,
including medication, therapy, injections and radiofrequency neurotomy in
patients suffering from:
Physiatry is the branch of medicine that deals with restoring function for a person who
has been impaired as a result of a disease, disorder, pain or injury. Rehabilitation
physicians (Physiatrists) are nerve, muscle, and bone experts who treat injuries or
illnesses that affect how you move. Their goal is to decrease pain and enhance
performance without surgery. As a physiatrist, Dr. Ibazebo will design a treatment plan
that can help patients stay as active as possible at any age. Dr. Ibazebo treats the whole
person, not just the condition, restoring as much function and independence as possible.
PHYSIATRY & REHABILITATION
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Neck and back strains and sprains
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Herniated and bulging discs
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Degenerative (worn out) discs
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Pinched nerves in the neck and lower back
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Sacroiliac joint pain and dysfunction
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Arthritis of the spine
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Sports injury
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Spinal stenosis
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Whiplash
Dr. Ibazebo uses electrodiagnosis as an extension of the medical physical exam to diagnose conditions such as carpal tunnel syndrome, focal
nerve entrapments, nerve root lesions (radiculopathy), systemic muscle and nerve diseases and neuropathies. Nerve conduction studies
(NCS) directly evaluate nerves by using a small stimulation or “shock” to start a nerve impulse that can be measured in terms of speed and
strength. Electromyography (EMG) indirectly evaluates the nerve by looking at the muscles using a very small needle electrode. Results of the
study are discussed the same day.
ELECTRODIAGNOSIS (EMG & NCS)
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Epidurals
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Selective nerve blocks
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Facet injections
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Medial branch blocks
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Radiofrequency Ablation
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Discography
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SI joint injections
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Fluoroscopically guided injections/
arthrograms of the hip, shoulder, wrist,
elbow, finger and ankle
In radiofrequency ablation, Dr. Ibazebo will use fluoroscopic guidance to introduce a
small electrical current to specific nerves. The heat will deactivate the nerves and
reduce their ability to conduct pain signals. This minimally invasive procedure can be
helpful in managing back and joint pain. Pain relief from RFA can last 6 - 12 months or
even years. More than 70% of patients treated with radiofrequency ablation experience
pain relief. Contact Dr. Ibazebo to see if you are a good candidate for RFA.
RADIOFREQUENCY ABLATION
Interventional procedures performed by Dr. Ibazebo:
INJECTIONS & FLUOROSCOPY
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Specialties of Dr. Ibazebo
INTERVENTIONAL SPINE CARE
Spinal conditions can include pain due to injury,
congenital deformities, or a degenerative condition. Dr.
Ibazebo uses a wide variety of spine treatments,
including medication, therapy, injections and
radiofrequency neurotomy in patients suffering from:
•
Neck and back strains and sprains
•
Herniated and bulging discs
•
Degenerative (worn out) discs
•
Pinched nerves in the neck and lower back
•
Sacroiliac joint pain and dysfunction
•
Arthritis of the spine
•
Sports injury
•
Spinal stenosis
•
Whiplash
Dr. Ibazebo uses electrodiagnosis as an extension of the
medical physical exam to diagnose conditions such as
carpal tunnel syndrome, focal nerve entrapments, nerve
root lesions (radiculopathy), systemic muscle and nerve
diseases and neuropathies. Nerve conduction studies
(NCS) directly evaluate nerves by using a small stimulation
or “shock” to start a nerve impulse that can be measured in
terms of speed and strength. Electromyography (EMG)
indirectly evaluates the nerve by looking at the muscles
using a very small needle electrode. Results of the study
are discussed the same day.
ELECTRODIAGNOSIS
(EMG & NCS)
Physiatry is the branch of medicine that deals with
restoring function for a person who has been impaired as
a result of a disease, disorder, pain or injury.
Rehabilitation physicians (Physiatrists) are nerve,
muscle, and bone experts who treat injuries or illnesses
that affect how you move. Their goal is to decrease pain
and enhance performance without surgery. As a
physiatrist, Dr. Ibazebo will design a treatment plan that
can help patients stay as active as possible at any age. Dr.
Ibazebo treats the whole person, not just the condition,
restoring as much function and independence as
possible.
PHYSIATRY & REHABILITATION
INJECTIONS & FLUOROSCOPY
Interventional procedures performed by Dr. Ibazebo:
•
Epidurals
•
Selective nerve blocks
•
Facet injections
•
Medial branch blocks
•
Radiofrequency ablation
•
SI joint injections
•
Fluoroscopically guided injections/arthrograms of the
hip, shoulder, wrist, elbow, finger, ankle and knee
In radiofrequency ablation, Dr. Ibazebo will use
fluoroscopic guidance to introduce a small electrical
current to specific nerves. The heat will deactivate the
nerves and reduce their ability to conduct pain signals.
This minimally invasive procedure can be helpful in
managing back and joint pain. Pain relief from RFA can
last 6 - 12 months or even years. More than 70% of
patients treated with radiofrequency ablation
experience pain relief. Contact Dr. Ibazebo to see if you
are a good candidate for RFA.
