Bridge the Gap TO JOINT SURGERY
A MINIMALLY INVASIVE, NON-OPIOID PROCEDURE FOR CHRONIC KNEE, SHOULDER OR HIP PAIN
Download Clinical AppendixIn a clinical trial comparing cooled radiofrequency ablation to a single injection of hyaluronic acid, at the 6-month timepoint, 72.4% of subject receiving CRFA reported improved GPE compared to 40.2% receiving a single injection of hyaluronic acid.
Multiple clinical studies have demonstrated that >65% of subjects who received the CRFA treatment maintained ≥50% improvement in pain relief from baseline through 12 months after treatment.
At 6 months, 91% of the CRFA cohort versus 24% of the IAS group reported improved global perceived effect.
Bridging the Gap
When surgery must wait, but joint pain can't, COOLIEF* Cooled Radiofrequency (RF) can bridge the gap between short-term pain relief solutions and joint replacement surgery so patients don't have to put their lives on pause. Chronic pain patients now have a clinically proven, minimally invasive, non-opioid procedure with extended durability compared to existing treatment options.
How do Short Term Pain Relief Options Compare to Long Term Pain Relief Options for OA Knee Patients?
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"I am Mike Stanton. I am an anesthesiologist with a sub-specialty in interventional pain management. I have severe degenerative joint disease. I am a candidate for a left knee replacement, but I’ve tried to put that off as long as I can, and that’s why I elected to have the COOLIEF* procedure. I honestly did not get the outcome that I expected. My pain was over. I had no pain, no pain. It was very freeing and very exciting."
Individual results may vary.
Dr. J. Mike Stanton Dallas, TX - Anesthesiologist and COOLIEF* patient
What is Cooled RF AblAtion?
A COOLIEF* RF generator produces radiofrequency energy that emanates from the probe tip, heating tissues through ionic heating.
COOLIEF* Cooled RF probes produce 5x larger, spherical lesions compared to standard radiofrequency probes. Larger lesions can help overcome nerve variability.
Internal cooled probes manage temperature at the tissue-tip interface, prevent charring, and enable the delivery of 3.7x more energy than standard radiofrequency probes.
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Chapter 1: Introduction and Overview
Chapter 2: Treating the Non-Operative Knee OA Patient
Chapter 3: CRFA Compared to HA: 6 Month Data
Chapter 4: CRFA Compared to HA: 12 Month Data
Chapter 5: Summary of Clinical Effectiveness of CRFA
Chapter 6: Q & A
Frequently Asked Questions
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Contact Sales RepThe Clinical Appendix consists of a literature summary surrounding the use of cooled radiofrequency ablation for the treatment of chronic joint pain. The study summaries are:
- Published in peer-reviewed journals
- Randomized controlled, retrospective comparison, case series; and review papers (systematic/meta-analysis)
- Related to the use and/or anatomical considerations of cooled radiofrequency ablation