… non-particulate steroids in patients receiving epidural injections for radicular pain over 3
months. … outcome was to compare the percentage of patients having more than 50% pain relief. …

… between the two steroid types [17,… reduction in mean pain score after dexamethasone use
[21]. Therefore, we set out to compare pain relief after lumbar ESI using both types of steroids …

… the efficacy of non-particulate steroids in epidural injections compared to particulate steroids,
and … —that dose of steroid was not a directly correlated with reduction in pain score, that …

… to be noninferior to the particulate steroids in pain relief and functional improvement at 2
months. … to the particulate steroids in both pain relief and functional improvement at 2 months. …

… steroids, nonparticulate steroids should be considered as first line agents when performing
ESIs. … non-particulate steroids in reducing pain and improving function is of particular interest. …

… in pain reduction or the number of repeat injections with particulate compared with
nonparticulate transforaminal epidural steroid injection in patients with EMG-confirmed painful …

… injections (ESIs) continue to be performed for the treatment of neck, back, radicular, and
axial pain. These spinal procedures are performed for both the acute and chronic disease state, …

… However, there are some limitations in this study comparing particulate and non-particulate
steroid injections for LRP treatment. First, there were some differences between injection …

… Both studies demonstrated improvement of patients’ outcome parameters with equivalent
pain relief for the supra- and infraneural approach at 2-week and 12-week follow-up or 4- and 8…

… receiving non-particulate steroids towards less pain relief and a shorter period of pain relief
in … of the particulate steroid triamcinolone acetonide concerning the pain relief, although their …