Epidural Injections
Cervical, thoracic and lumbar — interlaminar and transforaminal.
Imaging that matters: AP and lateral views to confirm needle depth and contrast spread.
Interventional pain imaging solutions
Better visualization. Smoother workflow. Greater confidence.
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Built around your procedures
Versatile imaging for the full spectrum of interventional pain procedures.
Cervical, thoracic and lumbar — interlaminar and transforaminal.
Imaging that matters: AP and lateral views to confirm needle depth and contrast spread.
Facet joint injections, medial branch blocks and radiofrequency ablation.
Imaging that matters: Oblique “Scottie dog” views to place cannulae at each target level.
Sacroiliac joint injections and stabilization.
Imaging that matters: Angled AP views that open the joint line and confirm intra-articular contrast.
Trial and permanent implant procedures.
Imaging that matters: Long AP runs to steer leads up the epidural space and check final position.
Are there challenges holding your practice back?
Many practices outgrow their current C-arm as procedure volume, imaging needs, and workflow demands evolve.
The RGS Healthcare difference
A partner focused on what’s best for your practice — not a single manufacturer.
Unbiased recommendations based on your clinical, financial, and space requirements.
Deep understanding of pain procedures and workflow requirements.
From selection to training, we help you achieve a smooth and successful rollout.
Solutions tailored to your procedures, space and growth goals.
Frequently asked questions
It depends on your volume, room and budget. New flat-panel systems give you current imaging technology. Refurbished image-intensifier systems cost less upfront and suit a first or second fluoroscopy room. Most practices ask us to quote both.
Yes. Qualified practices can get $0 out of pocket and no payments for 12 months, subject to credit approval. We give you the lender's full written terms with your quote, before you commit to anything.
Flat-panel detectors give a rectangular field of view without the edge distortion of an image intensifier, and they're the current generation. Image-intensifier systems are the established, lower-cost option and are what most refurbished C-arms use.
A C-arm specialist contacts you to arrange a call at a time that suits you. We'll ask about your procedures, room, timeline and budget, then send C-arm options with a written quote.
Your main procedures and rough monthly volume, the room the C-arm will go in (approximate size and door width), your procedure table, how you store images today, and your timeline. If you're replacing a C-arm, tell us its make and age.
They vary by system and by whether it's new or refurbished. Ask us to set out what comes with each option you're considering, so you can compare them line by line.
Usually, yes. A full-size mobile C-arm handles epidurals, facet and medial branch work, RFA, SI joint procedures and SCS trials. What changes the recommendation is your daily volume, run times and room, and we check all three on the call.
We check floor space, door width, your table and where the monitor cart will sit before we recommend anything. Your physicist confirms shielding and your state's registration requirements.
No. RGS Healthcare sells imaging equipment to physicians and facilities, and we can't help with patient care or referrals. If you're a patient, please contact your physician.
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