Image 13868_im01: Bilateral Cervical Facet Radiofrequency Ablation Illustration authors-Karen Koehler Engineering

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Image 13868_im01: Bilateral Cervical Facet Radiofrequency Ablation Illustration authors-Karen Koehler EngineeringThis graphic includes three illustrations pertaining to medial branch radiofrequency ablations, for neck and arm pain due to a cervical spine injury. The first illustration is a posterior view of the cervical spine with radiofrequency probes in the medial branches bilaterally. The remaining two illustrations focus on the radiofrequency medial branch ablation procedure on the right and the left. This graphic is best used for demand letters narrative