Our team of Board Certified Vascular and Interventional Radiologists are sought after for minimally-invasive pain management procedures.
We provide image-guided therapies in a comfortable outpatient setting for conditions that formerly required extensive surgery. Our physicians have the best training & experience, allowing patients to trust that their mobility is in the best hands.
Learn more about our SphenoCath procedure, medication applied via the nasal passages to provide immediate headache pain relief. Advanced Medical Imaging is the nation’s only Certified Training Center of Excellence for SphenoCath® migraine treatment.
Patients may be referred to AMI for a scan to help locate the cause of the pain. Interventional Radiologists can also perform minimally invasive treatments like Intracept Procedure, Root Block, Vertebroplasty, and Kyphoplasty to further diagnose the problem and, in some cases, provide relief without the long recovery times of traditional surgery.
Learn about our ground breaking, minimally invasive procedure available to treat tendon disease. Unlike other treatment options such as ice, injections or medication, this procedure stimulates healing by removing the scar tissue that causes pain, rather than just masking symptoms.
AMI’s diagnostic radiologists can use scans to help locate the cause of the pain. Once the issue is determined, Advanced Medical Imaging offers appropriate pain relief solutions.
Click the below procedures to learn more: GAE, Leg Swelling, Varicose Veins, Hip Joint Injection.
Once diagnosed, patients should try conservative therapies such as rest, physical therapy, cortisone injections, and orthopedic inserts. If positive changes are not seen with a few months, patients are eligible for a Tenex consultation. Consultations do not require a physician’s referral.
Thanks to advances in Interventional Radiology, there are now minimally invasive treatments for both men and women that are as effective as traditional surgery with less risk, less pain and less recovery time.
Advanced Medical Imaging provides precision pain treatment for patients whose symptoms limit movement, sleep, or daily activity. Our Lincoln team of board-certified interventional radiologists use medical imaging to guide minimally invasive procedures with accuracy. Patients searching for pain management Lincoln, NE, services can ask their provider whether AMI’s diagnostic or interventional services may be appropriate for their condition.
Understanding if discomfort originates from vertebrae, discs, or nerves helps us select the right next step for your care.
From the Intracept Procedure to kyphoplasty, we offer specialized options for back and spine conditions.
Treatment in our comfortable outpatient setting often involves less pain and downtime than traditional surgery. We coordinate closely with your referring provider to determine if our interventional services are the right fit for your recovery goals.
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Pain doesn't always remain in one location. Identifying the likely source helps our care team avoid focusing only on where discomfort is felt, ensuring a more effective recovery path.
A problem involving the spine may irritate a nerve and produce symptoms in the hip, leg, shoulder, or arm. Joint pain may also arise from inflammation, injury, tendon disease, or changes in surrounding tissues.
AMI combines diagnostic radiology with interventional expertise to support coordinated care. Imaging may help evaluate bones, joints, tendons, soft tissues, nerves, and other structures associated with ongoing symptoms.
AMI’s pain-management services address several areas of the body, including the back, feet, ankles, legs, hips, knees, elbows, pelvis, and selected joints.
Selective nerve blocks may help determine whether a particular nerve root or facet joint is contributing to symptoms. Therapeutic injections may also include steroid medication intended to reduce nerve irritation.
Tenex Health TX: Eligible patients with chronic tendon disease may be considered for Tenex after conservative therapies haven't provided adequate improvement. This procedure removes damaged tendon tissue to stimulate a natural healing response.
Specialized Care: Patients with knee osteoarthritis may be evaluated for genicular artery embolization, while those with certain hip symptoms may be considered for diagnostic or therapeutic hip joint injections. AMI also lists minimally invasive treatment options for selected pelvic and testicular pain conditions.
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