Synopsis

This is a real-world, retrospective, observational, case-series study of patients using radiofrequency ablation (RFA) for chronic knee pain. Data so far has been collected from 68 patients (79 procedures in total). A baseline mean pain score of 7.42 ± 2.2 was reported. The proportion of responsive patients with >30% pain relief at post-initial procedure and at last follow-up was 79% and 53%, respectively. Results demonstrate that improvement in outcomes with the use of traditional, thermal RFA can be successfully achieved in patients with chronic knee pain.

Disclosures

This study is sponsored by Boston Scientific.
Lilly Chen and Roshini Jain are employees of Boston Scientific.

Kristen Lechleiter MS

Clinical Research Scientist, Fellow, Boston Scientific Neuromodulation

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