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Purpose of review:
This narrative review highlights the interventional musculoskeletal techniques that have evolved in recent years.
Recent findings:
The recent progress in pain medicine technologies presented here represents the ideal treatment of the pain patient which is to provide personalized care. Advances in pain physiology research and pain management technologies support each other concurrently. As new technologies give rise to new perspectives and understanding of pain, new research inspires the development of new technologies.
Keywords:
Chronic pain; Neuromodulation; Pain medicine; SI o.
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