A targeted solution for severe chronic pain, intrathecal pump therapy delivers medication directly to the spinal fluid for faster, long-lasting relief with fewer side effects.
Intrathecal pump implantation is a minimally invasive treatment that manages chronic pain by delivering medication directly into the spinal fluid. A small pump is implanted under the skin, usually in the abdomen, and connected to a catheter placed in the spinal canal. This system allows for controlled and effective pain relief at significantly lower doses than oral medications. It is especially helpful for conditions like failed back surgery syndrome, CRPS, chronic nerve pain, cancer-related pain, and severe spasticity—especially when other treatments have not worked.
Delivers medication directly to the spinal cord, increasing effectiveness while using lower doses.
Minimises the gastrointestinal and systemic side effects often caused by oral medications.
Allows customisable dosing to match the patient's changing pain levels and treatment needs.
Significantly reduces or eliminates the need for high-dose oral painkillers.
The pump can be refilled and reprogrammed without additional surgery, making it convenient for long-term use.