Evaluates the effectiveness of cervical retrolaminar blocks for pain relief in patients with cervical radicular pain, suggesting a need for reassessment.
Cervical epidural steroid injections (ESIs) are standard interventions for treating cervical radicular pain, yet both transforaminal and interlaminar approaches carry rare but catastrophic risks including spinal cord injury.[1 2][1] Additional complexity arises in patient populations, such as those
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