Pacemaker:
is a battery-operated device used in spinal cord stimulation or cardiac rhytm abnormalities. A pacemaker is usually placed under the skin.
Phenol:
is an alcohol used to treat nerve junctions in order to inhibit pain.
Pneumothorax:
occurs when air enters the chest through a small hole, resulting in the collapse of one lung or a part thereof. One of the serious symptoms is that the patient becomes breathless.
Polyneuropathy:
is a disease of a nerve in which many nerve fibres are affected at the same time, such as can occur in diabetes. As well as numbness, pain in the legs and arms can also occur.
Pulsed Radiofrequency Treatment (PRF treatment):
is used for nerves or nerve roots in interventional pain treatment. Small electrical currents, that are constantly being interrupted (pulsed), influence the nerve tissue, resulting in fewer pain signals.