Radiofrequency Ablation for Pain Management

Radiofrequency ablation (RFA) is a safe, proven means of interrupting pain signals, such as those coming from irritated facet joints in the spine, genicular nerves in the knee, and femoral and obturator nerves in the hip.

Radiofrequency current is used to heat up a small volume of nerve tissue, thereby interrupting pain signals from that specific area. Radiofrequency ablation is designed to provide long-lasting pain relief.

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G4™ RF Generator Radiofrequency Ablation for Pain Management

Versatile. Intuitive. Reliable.
Developed by the Cosman family, pioneers in the radiofrequency ablation field, the G4 RF Generator gives you the ability to choose the best treatment for your patients. Designed to deliver consistent, reliable results, it offers a wide range of treatment options in an easy-to-use interface.
1. Pain Management
Neurosurgical RF Electrodes Radiofrequency ablation for Neurosurgery

High quality, disposable, neurosurgical electrodes designed to be used with the Boston Scientific G4 RF Generator
1. Pain Management
2. Neurological Surgery
RF Cannulae Radiofrequency Ablation for Pain Management

RF Cannulae with siliconized insulation are designed to offer enhanced lubricity. The EchoRF™ cannulae are designed to have enhanced visibility under ultrasound.
1. Pain Management
RF Electrodes Radiofrequency Ablation for Pain Management

Designed to be reliable, robust and used with the Cosman G4 RF Generator in a wide range of sizes (5cm, 10cm, 15cm, 20cm). All electrodes are color coded to match the straight or curved cannula of matching length.
1. Pain Management
2. Neurological Surgery
SideKick&trade 2 Cannula Radiofrequency Ablation for Pain Management

Smaller Gauges. Larger Lesions.

Clinical data proves larger lesions drive better outcomes.* The SideKick™ 2 Cannula is designed to target multiple therapeutic areas and designed to provide a reliable, versatile, and efficient solution to address your patient’s pain.
1. Pain Management
2. Neurological Surgery
3. Pain Specialist