Acute Pain Therapies Welcomes Chronic Pain Management Physician Christina Julian, MD

BELLEVUE, Wash. - Feb. 19, 2019 - PRLog -- The team at Acute Pain Therapies is proud to announce their latest expansion:  Providing comprehensive chronic pain management with a multi-modal approach including consultations, medication management and a wide variety of interventional pain procedures using both fluoroscopy and ultrasound techniques.  The practice proudly welcomes Dr. Christina Julian, whose professional interest includes Spinal Cord Stimulation and Regenerative Medicine including Stem Cell and Platelet Rich Plasma modalities.

Services include:

1. Non-opiate medication management
2. Interventional pain procedures using fluoroscopy and ultrasound
3. Spinal Cord Stimulation
4. Peripheral Nerve Stimulation
5. Regenerative Medicine, including Stem Cell and Platelet Rich Plasma modalities
6. Botox for painful conditions such as migraines and dystonia
7. Extended nerve blocks for postoperative pain and pain flares such as shingles
8. Nerve cryoablation and radiofrequency ablation
9. Ketamine infusions for pain and psychiatric conditions

About Dr. Julian
Dr. Christina Julian joined Acute Pain Therapies in January 2019 where she practices Interventional Chronic Pain Management and Anesthesiology.  Dr. Julian is board certified in both Anesthesiology and Pain Medicine by the American Board of Anesthesiology.  She earned her Medical Degree from West Virginia University, where she also completed her Residency in Anesthesiology.  After completing residency, she held a faculty position in the WVU Department of Anesthesiology where she managed high acuity intra-operative patients, participated in resident education and developed her skills in regional anesthesia.  Dr. Julian also completed her Interventional Pain Medicine Fellowship at the university of Maryland.  Learn more about Dr. Julian by visiting her page online and viewing her CV.

About Dr. Fisk, MD, MBA and Managing Director
Acute Pain Management, PLLC - Dr. Fisk began his medical career at the VA Puget Sound Healthcare System, serving as an anesthesiologist to veterans in Seattle. There he founded and served as the director of the Division of Acute Pain and Regional Anesthesia. Among his accomplishments there: standardizing nerve blocks and catheters for surgical patients (http://acutepaintherapies.com/protocols/nerve-catheter-infusions/), making ketamine infusions (http://acutepaintherapies.com/protocols/ketamine-infusions/) protocols that enabled this medication to become available to all patients for post-operative pain control, and teaching doctors and other staff members at the VA how to manage post-operative pain more effectively.