Intradiscal Injection

Non-Surgical Study Enrolling now

A new study is enrolling now for people with chronic low back pain and pain-related disability.

Take the survey to pre-qualify now. 

A New Option for Back Pain-Related Disability

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There are approximately 266 million people worldwide¹ who suffer from chronic low back pain and struggle to find lasting relief. 

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Chronic low back pain can get worse with bending, lifting, or twisting, and the pain-related disability often interferes with daily life. 


If you've had chronic low back pain for at least six months and haven't experienced relief from conservative treatment, this study might be a fit for you. 

Take a short survey to pre-qualify now.

1. Ravindra et al. (2018). Global Spine Journal 8(8), 784-794.

Why Join this Clinical Study?

When conservative treatment no longer helps, other pain management options can include surgery or prescription pain medication, such as opioids. This study is testing an intradiscal injection to provide a non-surgical option for people living with chronic low back pain.  

You may be a good candidate for this study if you:

  • Experience chronic low back pain that interferes with daily life
  • Haven't found relief from at least 3 months of conservative treatments
  • Are 18+
  • Are willing to help advance research and treatment for chronic low back pain

Complete the short survey below to pre-qualify for the study

Participants may also be eligible to receive reimbursement for study-related expenses such as travel and lodging.

Pre-Qualify Now

Complete the short survey below to see if you may be qualified for our clinical trials.

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