Complex spinal pain
Evaluation of overlapping pain generators and persistent symptoms after spine surgery.
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Reza S. Roghani, MD, PhD
Interventional Spine and Pain Medicine · Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
Clinical precision.
A restorative perspective.
Dr. Roghani is an Assistant Professor of Interventional Spine and Pain Medicine in the Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.
His clinical and academic interests include complex spinal pain, advanced image-guided interventions, neuropathic pain, and neuromodulation. This platform brings those interests together through patient education and professional discussion.
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Understand the source.
Restore what matters.
A treatment plan should connect a credible diagnosis with the patient’s goals, account for overlapping contributors, and evolve with the response to care.
Areas of focus
Advanced interventions
Image-guided procedures selected according to diagnosis and anatomy.
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Procedural education and questions at the intersection of pain, movement, and function.
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