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For the 3rd consecutive TASIU conference, Milan G. Marinkovich will be presenting a 2 hour seminar on how to Deconstruct the ESI (Epidural S...
A. Defining ESI’s
Three Types of ESI’s
1. Interlaminar
2. Transforaminal
3. Caudal
(i) X-ray / fluoroscopy and C-Arm
B. History of Epidural Medication Injections
C. Stated Goal for ESI’s
A. Defining Acute Conditions
B. Defining Chronic Conditions
C. Why is it important to differentiate between these two Conditions?
A. Spinal Stenosis
B. Spondylosis
1. Spondylitis
2. Spondylolithesis
C. Herniated / Degenerative Discs
A. Spinal Stenosis
B. Spondylosis
C. Herniated / Degenerative Discs
D. Sciatica
A. “The Degenerative Cascade” of Degenerative Disc Disease
B. Demographics
A. What is OA (i.e. degenerative disc disease)?
1. Who has OA?
2. How does OA affect people?
3. What areas of the body does OA affect?
4. Where are most ESI’s performed?
B. What is RA (i.e. immune system attacks)?
C. What is disc desiccation?
D. What are bone spurs (osteophytes)?
A. Determine “acute” vs. “chronic” as the injury or injuries are documented in the medical records.
B. How is the pain documented? AXIAL vs. RADICULAR (RADICULOPATHY)
C. What causes most radicular pain?
D. Orthopedic/Neurological Tests
A. Case 1: Typical ESI Buildup
B. Case 2: Impeachment through social media posts
C. Case 3: Excerpt from deposition of expert witness regarding measurement variances in MRI readings.
D. Case 4: Aging-associated diseases presented as acute conditions.
A. Effect: Proving up past medical expenses by affidavit much more difficult than under approach previously applied.
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