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INJECTION VIDEOS
THORACIC = EPIDURAL HERNIATED DISC KYPHOSIS
LUMBAR FACET LUMBAR MEDIAL BRANCH BLOCK -> LUMBAR RFA
VIDEOS: PAIN | VIEWMEDICA VIDEOS | PAIN MANAGEMENT
| IMG | Dr Newton (1st Website site)
CAREGIVERS:
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HEADACHE = OCCIPTIAL NERVE BLOCK
MUSCLE SPASMS = TRIGGER POINT
KNEE = KNEE INJECTION PRP STEM CELLS
DIAGNOSES
DX TESTS XRAY, MRI, CT EMG/NCT
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CLINICS:
New Patient (99202–99205): No visit within 3 years. Time/complexity drives code:
99202 = 15–29 min 99203 = 30–44 99204 = 45–59 99205 ≥ 60 min.
Established (99212–99215): Seen within 3 years.
99212 = 10–19 min 99213 = 20–29 99214 = 30–39 99215 ≥ 40 min.
Use 25 modifier for E/M + procedure same day.
Medical necessity: pain causing measurable loss (ROM, ADL, work), imaging correlation, and failure of conservative care ≥ 6 weeks (PT, NSAIDs).
Example: persistent L5 radiculopathy despite PT → qualifies for ESI (meets medical necessity).
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Neo Soul Bachata Country - Luke Combs | Mix Calema (Port)
Calm:
ABIENTALIST = EM FOREST
1. Popular Music (Uplifting & Familiar Energy)
Commercial, feel-good songs with steady beats and optimistic lyrics that reduce stress through familiarity and rhythm.
Avicii – Wake Me Up → https://youtu.be/IcrbM1l_BoI
Coldplay – Viva La Vida → https://youtu.be/dvgZkm1xWPE
Maroon 5 – Sunday Morning → https://youtu.be/S2Cti12XBw4
Ed Sheeran – Perfect (Acoustic Version) → https://youtu.be/2Vv-BfVoq4g
🎧 Purpose: Enhances mood and distraction through melody and memory association.
2. Jazz / Blues (Smooth & Engaging Flow)
Warm harmonies and gentle swing patterns that promote relaxation while keeping the mind lightly engaged.
Miles Davis – So What → https://youtu.be/zqNTltOGh5c
Dave Brubeck – Take Five → https://youtu.be/vmDDOFXSgAs
Norah Jones – Don’t Know Why → https://youtu.be/tO4dxvguQDk
Louis Armstrong – What a Wonderful World → https://youtu.be/CWzrABouyeE
🎷 Purpose: Encourages steady breathing and soothing focus.
3. Folk / Acoustic (Grounded & Comforting)
Simple harmonies and heartfelt lyrics that evoke calm, nostalgia, and emotional grounding.
Simon & Garfunkel – The Sound of Silence → https://youtu.be/4zLfCnGVeL4
Fleetwood Mac – Landslide → https://youtu.be/WM7-PYtXtJM
John Denver – Annie’s Song → https://youtu.be/_pJUe3y3gD4
Tracy Chapman – Fast Car → https://youtu.be/uTIB10eQnA0
🎵 Purpose: Creates a sense of safety and connection during uncomfortable procedures.
4. World / Regional Music (Warm, Rhythmic, Soulful)
Vibrant yet gentle rhythms from global traditions that elevate energy without overstimulation.
Bob Marley – Three Little Birds → https://youtu.be/LanCLS_hIo4
Celia Cruz – La Vida Es Un Carnaval → https://youtu.be/WXzFCS8Fz6E
Enya – Only Time → https://youtu.be/7wfYIMyS_dI
Shakira – Suerte (Whenever, Wherever) – Instrumental → https://youtu.be/WE1zJ2M5DBs
🌍 Purpose: Combines gentle rhythm and emotion to foster calm alertness and positivity.
5. Classical / Instrumental (Structured Calm & Focus)
Scientifically linked to lower heart rate and reduced stress—ideal for procedure rooms.
Vivaldi – The Four Seasons: Spring (Adagio Version) → https://youtu.be/GRxofEmo3HA
Beethoven – Moonlight Sonata (1st Movement) → https://youtu.be/4Tr0otuiQuU
Debussy – Clair de Lune → https://youtu.be/CvFH_6DNRCY
Pachelbel – Canon in D → https://youtu.be/NlprozGcs80
🎻 Purpose: Brings predictable structure and peaceful ambience to support patient comfort.
DISCUSS WITH YOUR DOCTOR 1ST ( Blood thinners | English )
https://www.accessdata.fda.gov/drugsatfda_docs/label/2010/022307s002lbl.pdf
The half-life of Effient (prasugrel) is approximately 7 hours (range 2–15 hours), based on the elimination half-life of its active metabolite.[1] This is substantially shorter than the half-life of warfarin (36–48 hours), and also shorter than the half-lives of the direct oral anticoagulants previously discussed: dabigatran (12–17 hours), apixaban (9–14 hours), rivaroxaban (5–13 hours depending on age), and betrixaban (19–27 hours).[1-6]
**** Important Reminder - FOR REFERENCE ONLY
SEEK INSTRUCTIONS FROM YOUR DOCTORS ****
***For Spine AND HIP INJECTIONS - here are instructions to stop bloodthinners.
For SI joint injections - no need to stop your blood thinner.
Do not stop taking your anticoagulant until you have been cleared to do so by the medical provider prescribing that medication.
Anticoagulants
Coumadin (warfarin): Stop 5 days before procedure; INR must be obtained on the day of the procedure.
Pradaxa (dabigatran): Stop 4 days before procedure.
Eliquis (apixaban): Stop 3 days before procedure.
Xarelto (rivaroxaban): Stop 3 days before procedure.
Bevyxxa (betrixaban): Stop 6 days before procedure.
Antiplatelets / Platelet Inhibitors
Aspirin / Excedrin (any dose “baby” or otherwise): Stop 7 days before procedure.
Plavix (clopidogrel): Stop 7 days before procedure.
Effient (prasugrel): Stop 10 days before procedure.
Ticlid (ticlopidine): Stop 5 days before procedure.
Pletal (cilostazol): Stop 2 days before procedure.
NSAIDs (Nonsteroidal Anti-inflammatory Drugs)
Advil (ibuprofen): Stop 1 day before procedure.
Arthrotec (diclofenac): Stop 1 day before procedure.
Indomethacin: Stop 2 days before procedure.
Lodine (etodolac): Stop 2 days before procedure.
Mobic (meloxicam): Stop 4 days before procedure.
Aleve (naproxen): Stop 4 days before procedure.
Relafen (nabumetone): Stop 6 days before procedure.
Feldene (piroxicam): Stop 10 days before procedure.
Supplements
Fish oil: Stop 6 days before procedure.
Garlic: Stop 7 days before procedure.
Vitamin E: Stop 7 days before procedure.
Turmeric: Stop 7 days before procedure.
Again, confirm these timelines with the provider who prescribed your medication.
**** Recordatorio importante - SOLO PARA REFERENCIA
BUSQUE INSTRUCCIONES DE SU MÉDICO ****
Para inyecciones en la columna vertebral Y la cadera – aquí están las instrucciones para suspender anticoagulantes.
Para inyecciones en la articulación sacroilíaca (SI) – no es necesario suspender su anticoagulante.
No deje de tomar su anticoagulante hasta que haya sido autorizado por el proveedor médico que le recetó ese medicamento.
Anticoagulantes
Coumadin (warfarina): Suspenda 5 días antes del procedimiento; el INR debe obtenerse el día del procedimiento.
Pradaxa (dabigatrán): Suspenda 4 días antes del procedimiento.
Eliquis (apixabán): Suspenda 3 días antes del procedimiento.
Xarelto (rivaroxabán): Suspenda 3 días antes del procedimiento.
Bevyxxa (betrixabán): Suspenda 6 días antes del procedimiento.
Antiplaquetarios / Inhibidores de Plaquetas
Aspirina / Excedrin (cualquier dosis “baja” o normal): Suspenda 7 días antes del procedimiento.
Plavix (clopidogrel): Suspenda 7 días antes del procedimiento.
Effient (prasugrel): Suspenda 10 días antes del procedimiento.
Ticlid (ticlopidina): Suspenda 5 días antes del procedimiento.
Pletal (cilostazol): Suspenda 2 días antes del procedimiento.
AINEs (Antiinflamatorios No Esteroides)
Advil (ibuprofeno): Suspenda 1 día antes del procedimiento.
Arthrotec (diclofenaco): Suspenda 1 día antes del procedimiento.
Indometacina: Suspenda 2 días antes del procedimiento.
Lodine (etodolaco): Suspenda 2 días antes del procedimiento.
Mobic (meloxicam): Suspenda 4 días antes del procedimiento.
Aleve (naproxeno): Suspenda 4 días antes del procedimiento.
Relafen (nabumetona): Suspenda 6 días antes del procedimiento.
Feldene (piroxicam): Suspenda 10 días antes del procedimiento.
Suplementos
Aceite de pescado: Suspenda 6 días antes del procedimiento.
Ajo: Suspenda 7 días antes del procedimiento.
Vitamina E: Suspenda 7 días antes del procedimiento.
Cúrcuma: Suspenda 7 días antes del procedimiento.
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