A Prospective Crossover Comparison Study of the Single-Needle and Multiple-Needle Techniques for Facet-Joint Medial Branch Block

Stojanovic, M.; Dey, Dennis; Hord, Daniela E.; Zhou, Yili; Cohen, Steven P.

doi:10.1097/00115550-200509000-00011

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A Prospective Crossover Comparison Study of the Single-Needle and Multiple-Needle Techniques for Facet-Joint Medial Branch Block

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