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Epidural and Spinal Injections

Queensland Radiology Specialists provides epidural and spinal injections to manage back, neck, and joint pain. These procedures are performed under CT guidance by experienced radiologists for precise delivery of medication, targeting the source of pain.

Availability: Epidural and spinal injections are available at all of our clinic locations.

What Are Epidural and Spinal Injections?

These procedures involve injecting anti-inflammatory medication or anaesthetic into specific areas of the spine to reduce pain, inflammation, and nerve irritation.

Types of Spinal Injections We Offer

Epidural Injections

  • Targeted to the epidural space of the spine

  • Often used for chronic back or leg pain due to nerve compression or disc disease

  • Not bulk billed, out-of-pocket fees apply

Facet Joint Injections

  • Injected into the small joints of the spine to relieve localized back or neck pain

  • Bulk billed for eligible patients

Nerve Root Injections

  • Delivered near a specific spinal nerve root to reduce radicular pain or sciatica

  • Bulk billed for eligible patients

Standard Spinal Injections

  • Include other targeted spinal procedures for pain management

  • Bulk billed for eligible patients

All injections are minimally invasive, performed under image guidance, and tailored to the patient’s condition.

Why Choose Queensland Radiology Specialists for Spinal Injections?

  • Experienced radiologists specialising in CT and fluoroscopic-guided spinal procedures

  • Precise, safe, and minimally invasive delivery of medication

  • Rapid report turnaround for your referring doctor

  • Patient comfort and safety prioritised during every procedure

What to Expect During Epidural and Spinal Injections

Before the Procedure

  • Bring your referral and any relevant imaging or medical history

  • Inform staff of all medications, allergies, or bleeding disorders

  • You may be advised to avoid certain medications prior to the procedure

During the Procedure

  • You will lie comfortably on the procedure table

  • The radiologist uses CT or fluoroscopic guidance to target the injection site accurately

  • Local anaesthetic is applied to minimise discomfort

  • The procedure typically takes 15–30 minutes, depending on the type of injection

After the Procedure

  • Minor soreness or bruising at the injection site may occur

  • Most patients can resume light activities, while strenuous activity may be restricted for a few days

  • Your referring doctor will advise on follow-up care and monitor treatment response

Are Epidural and Spinal Injections Safe?

Yes. When performed by experienced radiologists, these injections are safe, minimally invasive, and highly effective. Imaging guidance reduces the risk of complications and ensures accurate delivery of medication.

Costs & Billing for Spinal Injections

Are Spinal Injections Bulk Billed?

  • Epidural injections are not bulk billed and incur an out-of-pocket fee.

     

  • Facet, nerve root, and standard spinal injections are bulk billed for eligible patients with a valid referral.

     

For a personalised quote or to confirm bulk billing eligibility, please contact your nearest clinic with your referral details.

Frequently Asked Questions About Spinal Injections

Do I need a referral?
Yes. A valid referral from your GP or specialist is required.
Is the procedure painful?
Local anaesthetic is used, so discomfort is minimal. Mild soreness may be experienced at the injection site afterward.
How long does the injection take?
Most injections take 15–30 minutes, depending on the type and complexity.
When will I notice improvement?
Pain relief may be immediate or gradual over a few days, depending on the condition and medication used.
Are the injections safe for repeated use?
Yes. Your doctor will determine the frequency of injections based on your condition and response to treatment.

Book Epidural or Spinal Injections

Queensland Radiology Specialists provides expert, image-guided epidural and spinal injections for pain management and relief.

Contact your nearest clinic today to book your CT-Guided procedure appointment.

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