What is radio frequency?

by Javier Casado | 11 Dec, 2018 | Cardiva news, Products

 What is radio frequency?   Radio frequency is an analgesic procedure that aims to reduce or alleviate pain through a physiologically acceptable alternating current that heats the periphery of the affected nerve, thereby creating a lesion and restricting the...

Everything you should know about pain

by Javier Casado | 19 Oct, 2018 | Cardiva news, Studies

Everything you should know about pain Experiencing pain in the body can have an impact on your daily routine. Around two thirds of people say that being in pain prevents them from enjoying their daily life. Understand at first hand what pain is, the types of pain that...

Interventional Radiology: the alternative to surgery

by Javier Casado | 19 Oct, 2018 | Cardiva news

Interventional radiology: the alternative to surgery Over the last twenty years, Interventional Radiology has gained momentum offering an invaluable alternative to surgical treatment. This due to the fact that in the majority of cases, interventional treatments mean...

The Polyanalgesic Consensus Conference (PACC): Recommendations for intrathecal drug delivery: Guidance for improving safety and mitigating risks.

by Javier Casado | 19 Oct, 2018 | Cardiva news, Studies

The Polyanalgesic Consensus Conference (PACC): Recommendations for intrathecal drug delivery: Guidance for improving safety and mitigating risks. Intrathecal therapy is an important part of the pain treatment algorithm for certain chronic disease states. The use of...

The technique tackling neuropathic pain

by Javier Casado | 19 Oct, 2018 | Cardiva news, Products | 0 comments

The technique tackling neuropathic pain   1 in 3 Andalusians and 34% of Spaniards suffer daily pain. This is a datum from the Pain Barometer Report conducted by the Voltadol group. In the following interview, done by Andalucía Directo (Canal Sur), we can...

Anatomical comparison of the radiofrequency ablation techniques for sacroiliac joint pain

by Javier Casado | 19 Oct, 2018 | Cardiva news, Studies

Anatomical comparison of the radiofrequency ablation techniques for sacroiliac joint pain Objective: To compare the percentage of sacral lateral branches (LBs) that would be captured if lesions were created by seven current sacroiliac joint (SIJ) radiofrequency...