CleanUp
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I'm pain trained. I know there is supra and infraneural and the whole Kambin's triangle bit. I use oblique to get in.
However, I am wondering, why aren't TFESIs performed via the AP approach?
The spine guys do kyphos and Intracept in AP view.
Go down -> touch pedicle -> walk caudad a bit-> turn needle and go cephalad.
Obviously one shouldn't go lateral b/c there is no backstop. And one of course shouldn't go medial.
What am I missing? I'm just curious.
However, I am wondering, why aren't TFESIs performed via the AP approach?
The spine guys do kyphos and Intracept in AP view.
Go down -> touch pedicle -> walk caudad a bit-> turn needle and go cephalad.
Obviously one shouldn't go lateral b/c there is no backstop. And one of course shouldn't go medial.
What am I missing? I'm just curious.