Offering the latest in electrodiagnostic technology

An electrodiagnostic study has two parts: the electromyogram (EMG) and the nerve conduction study (NCS). Both parts help to diagnose nerve and muscle injuries and can provide information on injury location, severity and nerve recovery potential. And you’ll feel comfortable knowing that Boris Terebuh, MD, has earned board certification from the American Board of Electrodiagnostic Medicine.

Electrodiagnostic technology helps to pinpoint the source of numbness, tingling and weakness.
Dr. Terebuh always personally performs the entire electrodiagnostic study to ensure that the correct information is recorded and that the results are interpreted correctly.

Offering high-tech, nonsurgical spine interventions

Dr. Terebuh’s treatment recommendations always start with conservative interventions such as activity modification, therapeutic exercise and physical therapy. These strategies are effective for most spine and musculoskeletal conditions.

But for more persistent pain problems,
Dr. Terebuh has mastered many nonsurgical procedures which help to resolve lingering painful conditions in the spine as well as pinched nerve problems. To ensure accuracy, these procedures are performed with specialized imaging equipment.

• Epidural injections
• Spine facet joint injections
• Radiofrequency ablation procedures
• Discography
• Intradiscal Electrothermal Therapy (IDET)
• Sympathetic nerve blocks

For your convenience these procedures are performed in Dr. Terebuh's specialized in-office spine injection procedure room.

Other procedures can be performed for muscle, tendon and joint pain problems which do not respond to more conservative treatment interventions. They include:

• Trigger-point injections
• Tendon sheath injections
• Joint injections