Hello,
Is there anyone familiair with the ENTRAMI technique written by Doctor Katleen Jottard from Brussels?
Has anyone had a similar treatment?
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/31828369/
Background: Pudendal and cluneal nerve entrapment can cause a neuropathic pain syndrome in the sensitive areas innervated by these nerves. Recently, a new endoscopic minimal invasive approach for pudendal and inferior cluneal nerve neurolysis has been published in a cadaver study. The aim of our study was to describe the feasibility of this new approach and to evaluate the clinical outcome.
Methods: Fifteen patients underwent the ENTRAMI technique. The Numeric Pain Rating Scale (NPRS) and Patient Global Impression of Change (PGIC) were recorded at baseline and at 3 and 6 months after surgery.
Result: The average duration of intervention (skin to skin) was 139 min (range 50-270 min) for bilateral pudendal neurolysis and/or cluneal neurolysis and 113 min (range 100-130 min) for unilateral pudendal and/or cluneal neurolysis. No perioperative blood loss occurred. At 3 months, 50% of patients declared a more than 30% improvement of their PGIC, increasing to 57% at 6 months; 31% reported more than 90% improvement of PGIC at 6 months. Overall reduction of the average maximal NPRS score was from 9 (range 7-10) to 6 at 3 months (range 0-10; p value < 0.05) and to 5 at 6 months (range 0-10; p value < 0.05). There were no postoperative complications.
Conclusions: The ENTRAMI technique is feasibly in patients suffering from pudendal and/or cluneal neuralgia and preliminary results are promising.
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PNE Entrami techniques from Brussels
Re: PNE Entrami techniques from Brussels
Well, it looks very promising with 80 to 90% getting significant improvement.
I will contact her tomorrow for an appointment and maybe get a proper evaluation to rule out if my symptoms are related to PN or PNE.
I am from Belgium and the drive to the hospital and the urologic centre where she works is just 40 minutes.
She is rated as an elite on PN on medfind.com with several peer reviewed articles under her belt.
I will contact her tomorrow for an appointment and maybe get a proper evaluation to rule out if my symptoms are related to PN or PNE.
I am from Belgium and the drive to the hospital and the urologic centre where she works is just 40 minutes.
She is rated as an elite on PN on medfind.com with several peer reviewed articles under her belt.