Daniel P. Pap, MD
Interventional Pain Management Specialist
Transforming Lives Through Advanced Pain Relief Techniques in Columbus, OH.
OrthoNeuro’s Interventional Pain Management team integrates prevention, care, and treatment to help patients return to an active lifestyle.
Our team is made up of some of the most experienced and renowned interventional pain specialists in Columbus, Ohio, to ensure that you and your family receive the very best care.
Whether you’re looking to manage acute pain or non-surgical spine care, OrthoNeuro provides the highest quality interventional specialty care available.
Select the service that is specific to your injury to learn more information about your condition and the options available to you, or contact us to schedule an appointment with one of our physicians.
Acute pain is generally temporary pain brought on suddenly by something specific, such as an injury, surgery, or infection.
Acute pain management involves a variety of methods to prevent, stop, or reduce pain. These include medications, physical therapy, and psychological methods.
Non-surgical spine care is a series of treatments that do not involve invasive, operative procedures that care for spinal cord injury. When possible, non-surgical care is performed before consideration of spine surgery.
Non-invasive measures such as physical therapy, exercise, physiatry, pain management, anti-inflammatory drugs, injections, and medicine to reduce pain are used. Early use of non-surgical spine care can speed up the healing process.
Interventional Pain Specialists specialize in managing pain and restoring movement and function to patients who have been disabled by disease or injury. They are integral members of the care team.
They are trained to diagnose and treat various medical conditions affecting the brain, spinal cord, nerves, and musculoskeletal system.
Our pain management specialists consider your unique needs, abilities, and goals before providing treatment and your rehabilitation medicine plan.
Although each rehabilitation plan will be different, there are some general treatment components that your physician will take into consideration while designing your pain management program.
They will want to:
Successful rehabilitation will depend on the following variables:
Pain Specialists may use a variety of techniques to diagnose a patient. They may include the usual diagnostic tools that general physicians use, like physical examinations, imaging tests, and medical history.
Pain Management Specialists perform and prescribe the following treatments:
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