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General Practitioners

Osteoporosis
Arthritis
Fibromyalgia
Primary Care
An EMG can reveal nerve dysfunction, muscle dysfunction or problems with nerve-to-muscle signal transmission. A fine needle or pin is inserted into a muscle. Recordings are taken with the muscle relaxed (at rest) and when the muscle is tense (contracted). This takes a few minutes for each muscle. The doctor will interpret the waveforms and sounds transmitted to assess for any abnormalities. The needles are discarded after use to prevent transmission of infection. You may experience some temporary, minor bruising where the needle electrode was inserted into your muscle. This bruising should fade within several days. If it persists, contact your primary care doctor.

Pelvic Pain

Internal Medicine
His residency and pain management training was completed at the Loma Linda University in southern California, after a year of an internal medicine internship at the same institution.
Lung Cancer
INTERCOSTAL NERVE BLOCK - an injection of a local anesthetic to the nerve underneath the rib to relieve chest wall pain, broken ribs, lung cancer.

Neurology
A physician who performs EMGs has graduated from medical school and has completed four years of training in a residency program such as physical medicine and rehabilitation (PMR), or neurology. Medical training helps the doctor decide which tests to perform based on your symptoms. In our practice, a board-certified PMR physician performs the EMG.
Neurolysis
Medial Branch Blocks are used as a diagnostic tool and usually give temporary relief of pain symptoms. Medial branch nerves are small nerves that feed out from the facet joints in the spine and carry pain signals from those joints. Facet joint injections are often used to identify a pain source; however, these injections do not always provide lasting pain relief. In such cases, it is beneficial to confirm that the facet joint is the source of a patient's pain. A medial branch nerve block temporarily interrupts the pain signal being carried by the medial branch nerves that supply a specific facet joint. If the patient has the appropriate duration of pain relief after the medial branch nerve block, that individual may be a candidate for radiofrequency neurolysis.
Multiple Sclerosis

Endocrinologist

Diabetes Care

Ultrasound
Ultrasound is used to guide soft tissue injections to render them more accurate. Ultrasound guidance is relied upon in various Abdominal Wall Injections, Joint injections and Peripheral Nerve Injection
Radiology
She received her radiology technology training from Hutchinson Community College. She has over three years of experience in the pain management clinic. She manages pre-operative tasks and all live imaging services during interventional pain procedures. She handles insurance pre-authorization and assists patients in a variety of questions in regards to pain management.
X-Rays
Chemotherapy

Sciatica
The inner part of the human disc is a shock-absorbing soft material known as the nucleus. If the nucleus herniates backwards and it will pinche a nerve root or the spinal cord. This will manifest as pain (sciatica) and loss of function.
Whiplash
Millions of people have suffered velocity-induced whiplash. If you have ever been hit from behind in a motor vehicle crash, you have some idea what this type of whiplash injury feels like.
Pinched Nerve
Hysterectomy
Dr. Bell obtained his medical degree from the Universite de Madagascar in 1993. Dr. Bell worked for two years as a missionary physician at Maluti Adventist Hospital in Lesotho, Southern Africa where, on a daily basis he performed a variety of surgical procedures that included surgical traumatism, orthopedic surgeries, tonsillectomy, thyroidectomy, prostatectomy, hysterectomy, caesarean section, tumor removal, gastrectomy, colectomy, and circumcision. He credits his skills to his ministry in a mission field.
Knee Replacement
Genicular Nerves are located around the knee and hip joints. The procedure is utilized to control pain from conditions for which there is no treatment (like pain after Knee Replacement). A diagnostic test is performed by injecting local anesthetic adjacent to those nerves. If the test provides relief for the duration of the local anesthetic, a Radiofrequency Ablation (cauterization) of the nerves is recommended.

Plastic Surgeons

Botox
Dr. Bell moved to Great Bend, Kansas in 2005 where he performed thousands of successful cervical, thoracic and lumbo-sacral facets denervation or rhizotomy. His area of expertise is the outpatient minimally invasive, fluoroscopic guided procedures for the management of pain due to degenerative spine and failed back surgery syndrome. Dr. Bell is certified to perform MILD (Minimally Invasive Lumbar Decompression) for symptomatic lumbar stenosis, Kyphon® (balloon kyphoplasty) for vertebral body compression fracture, Functional Anaesthetic Discography Discyphor® for disc disease. He has special interest in percutaneous disc decompression, vertebroplasty, kyphoplasty, discogram, disc denervation with biaculopasty, spinal stimulator trial. In addition, Dr. Bell offers a diagnostic nerve conduction study, electromyography, EMG guided chemodenervation using Botox for the management of spasticity and pain. As a physiatrist, Dr. Bell encourages his patient to be involved in aerobic exercise, spinal stabilization, home exercise program, and back hygiene. Above all, Dr. Bell promotes healthy lifestyle to prevent and reverse chronic diseases.

Lesions
Shingles is a flare up of Chicken Pox virus that has laid dormant for decades. If pain continues for more than 30 days after the start of Skin lesions, please seek expert help.

Physical Therapists

Physical Therapy
Back pain is a very common condition. If rest, physical therapy and over the counter medications don’t resolve the problem, specialized help is needed. We have treated thousands of patients who suffer from various back conditions.
Shoulder Pain
Ankle Sprain
This is a rare dysfunction of the central nervous system. It usually starts after a minor injury like an ankle sprain or a wrist fracture. It manifests as pain, swelling, joint stiffness and change in skin color and temperature. The key to management of RSD is early recognition and treatment.
Neck Pain
Back Pain

Ankle Sprain

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