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Welcome to Interventional Spine & Pain, P.A. | Spine DallasInterventional Spine and Pain, P.A. was founded with the practice belief that the most effective method of improving chronic pain conditions is through a multidisciplinary approach and non- surgical interventional procedures. This is done while remaining cognizant of the fact that pain can affect an individual’s quality of life, functionally, emotionally, and socially.Through conservative and interventional procedures, our treatment goal is to minimize dependence of opiods, improve quality of life, improve function, and improve pain coping skills so that the patient may better adapt to their daily activities and get back to their normal daily function.
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Dr. Pablo P. Zeballos is honored as one of the best Doctors in Dallas for Pain Management in 2016
Dr. Pablo P. Zeballos is honored and would like to thank his colleagues and peers who have named him again one of the Best Doctors in Dallas for Pain Management in 2016
Dr. Mark LeDoux is awarded as a Texas Rising Star by Super Doctors
Dr. Mark LeDoux is awarded as a Texas Rising Star by Super Doctors seen in Texas Monthly. By strict selection process he is listed as one of the states top providers in his field. He expresses great honor and gratitude for being selected for this award. Check out Texas Monthly's July issue for further details.
The Health 2013 issue of ON magazine features an article on the sources of back pain
by Dr. Nathan Walters
Nathan S. Walters, M.D. A native of Dallas, Dr. Walters is a fellowship-trained pain management specialist on the medical staff at Texas Institute for Surgery. Click here to read the full article
Dr. Nathan Walters interview with Living Well magazine.
Why Does My Back Hurt?
By Nathan S. Walters, M.D., Texas Institute for Surgery, North Dallas LIVING WELL Magazine
Up to an astonishing 90% of people will experience back pain at some time in their lives. According to the National Center for Health Statistics, over 14% of new visits to primary care physicians are for low back pain.
Click here to read full interview of Dr. Nathan Walters with Living Well magazine.
Interventional Spine and Pain, P.A.
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Dr. Zeballos receives Volunteer Faculty of the Year 2010-2011 from Methodist Charlton Medical Center Family Residency Program
Pain Mapping Interventional Spine & Pain of Dallas Texas
Interventional Spine and Pain continues to provide the most advanced diagnostic techniques and treatments of back pain through comprehensive physical examination along with spinal pain mapping procedures. When physical examination or imaging studies fail to determine the etiology of pain, our Physicians will provide spinal pain mapping techniques through selective nerve root blocks, medial branch nerve blocks of the facet joints, sacroiliac joint injection, peripheral nerve blocks, provocative discography and sympathetic blocks in the diagnosis of low back pain of undetermined etiology.
Interventional Spine & Pain, PA of Dallas Receives Prestigious
Patients' Choice Award
The Patients’ Choice Award is tabulated by MDx Medical, Inc., compiling feedback from over 720,000 active physicians. The award is voted on by patients across the U.S. who provide feedback online about their experienced with their doctors.
Congratulations Dr. Zeballos!
Procedure Highlights |
- Epidural Steroid Injections - An Epidural Steroid Injection (ESI) is a simple, safe, and effective non-surgical treatment that involves the injection of a steroid medication similar to cortisone into the Epidural Space of the spine.
- Lumbar/Cervical Radiofrequency Ablation - Radiofrequency lesioning is a procedure used to provide longer term pain relief than that provided by simple injections or nerve blocks.
- Discography - A discogram, also known as disc stimulation, is a brief outpatient diagnostic procedure that is performed in order to identify painful discs in the spine.
- Spinal Cord Stimulator Trials