Chronic Pain Relief with Intrathecal Pain Pumps: Doctor Explains

Dr. Suzanne Manzi explains how Medtronic's intrathecal pain pumps drug delivery system can be used to alleviate chronic pain. Learn more about the SynchroMed 2 pump, MRI compatibility, and targeted drug delivery. Performance Pain and Sports Medicine utilizes the intrathecal pump to help change lives. Find out if this pain therapy is right for you
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Remember, you can find me, Dr. Suzanne Manzi, as well as my partner, Dr. Matthias Wiederholz at Performance Pain and Sports Medicine. Our website is www.performancepain.com or reach us by phone, 346.217.1111.
You can find us in the heart of Houston in the penthouse of the T mobile tower at 4126 Southwest Freeway, Suite 1700 and I also go to Main Street in League City, Texas, at my satellite office located in League City Spine and Sports.
Please note that the information in this show is for informational purposes only and is not medical advice. It is not a substitute for professional medical advice, and I urge you to seek medical advice from your physician regarding any medical condition. Reliance on the information provided in this show is provided solely at your own risk.

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You can find me, Dr. Suzanne Manzi, at www.performancepain.com or call 346.217.1111. I have two locations, 4126 Southwest Freeway, Suite 1700, Houston, TX 77027 in the penthouse of the T Mobile Tower and in League City, Texas, officing out of League City Spine and Sports at 1200 East Main Street

[@PacoOtis]

Excellent professional presentation and very educational! Thanks for sharing and the best of luck!

[@paindiariesdrmanzi]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Dan_Alien]

I have CRPS since i was in my 20's I'm 44 now and I'm seriously considering it. I'm going to a new pain doc to see if I'm just being undermedicated or my body needs this. Because I can't function and it is so stressful.

[@TheKevphil]

Can I have a "permanent" EXTERNAL Pain Pump? I'm on the skinny side, and the idea of a pouch is very discomforting to me.