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Close-Up TV News Recognizes Connecticut Pain Care

Danbury, CT 6/26/2008 1:59:28 AM

Close-Up TV News recognizes Connecticut Pain Care for its commitment to innovation and specialized care in the field of pain management.

Started by Dr. David S. Kloth in 1995 Connecticut Pain Care has since become the largest pain management practice in Connecticut in terms of volume of patients and number of offices. The practice provides comprehensive and state-of-the-art care, specializing in basic pain management as well as sophisticated minimally invasive disc surgery, spinal cord stimulation and other advanced therapies.

“We have so many different treatments available to us today that we are able to offer our patients a full spectrum of treatment modalities to help control their pain" says Dr. Boolbol. "Rarely do we find a patient we cannot help.”

Connecticut Pain Care’s success is due in large part to the excellent reputations of its physicians and their revolutionary minimally invasive spinal surgery, which repairs discs without the need for open surgery. By combining several technologies the physicians of Connecticut Pain Care are able to repair a variety of disc injuries and abnormalities. Many of the treatments offered by Connecticut Pain Care are not performed by any other physicians in Connecticut and by few other physicians in the country.

“In doing this I’ve found much better results and I have been able to more completely repair disc injuries”, says Dr. Kloth. “A lot of surgeons are beginning to see the modalities we’re using actually work and that’s beginning to turn the tide around.”

Still, the doctors of Connecticut Pain Care are capable of treating most pain throughout the body. While they may not always be able to cure your pain they can provide relief to the extent that makes the pain bearable, manageable and in the process improves your quality of life.

“Our goal,” says Dr. Boolbol, “is to treat the pain and not have our patients be on medications. We will look for the inciting cause of the pain and try to repair it.”

Says Dr. Pardeep Sood. “There is nothing available in pain management today that we’re not doing.”

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