Curonix
About Curonix
Chronic pain affects millions of Americans, impacting their ability to enjoy daily life, maintain mobility, and achieve a good quality of life. At Laser Pain Institute, our pain management specialists offer advanced solutions like the Curonix Freedom System to help patients regain control. As leaders in interventional pain management, we provide state-of-the-art treatment options tailored to your specific needs, ensuring compassionate and comprehensive care every step of the way
What is the Curonix Freedom System?
The Curonix Freedom® System is a type of peripheral neuromodulation therapy that involves placing a small electrode near the affected area. This system uses high-frequency electromagnetic coupling (HF-EMC) technology to activate the electrode, which disrupts pain signals before they reach the brain. It is FDA-cleared and offers a targeted, drug-free approach for chronic pain relief. The Curonix Freedom System provides safe and long-lasting chronic pain relief.1 It also allows patients to maintain or improve physical activity, contributing to overall well-being.
Who is a candidate for the Curonix Freedom System?
Curonix is recommended for patients with chronic pain that can be treated through electrode placement. Conditions commonly treated with this system include:
Who is a candidate for the Curonix Freedom System?
Chronic back pain and lower back pain
Shoulder and neck pain.
Migraines
Joint pain, knee pain, or fibromyalgia
Spinal stenosis
Degenerative disc disease
Sports injuries or pain after failed surgeries
Diabetic neuropathy and peripheral neuropathy
Nerve injuries
Tarsal tunnel syndrome
Carpal tunnel syndrome
Plantar fasciitis
A detailed evaluation of your medical history and the type of pain you’re experiencing will help our providers determine your eligibility.
How Does Curonix Work?
This is a minimally invasive, outpatient procedure performed in two stages. In the first stage, a temporary electrode is placed through the skin near the area of pain to evaluate relief. If significant improvement is observed, a second outpatient visit is scheduled to implant a permanent electrode. Unlike spinal cord stimulation systems, this peripheral neuromodulation device does not require spinal placement, offering a highly accessible, low-risk alternative for suitable patients. Many patients report immediate improvement in pain levels and a significant enhancement in quality of life. This device works well in conjunction with other interventions, such as physical therapy, biofeedback, or nerve blocks, offering a truly comprehensive care approach.
What to expect after the procedure?
Recovery is typically quick, and most patients return to daily life activities within a few days. Follow-up visits at our office ensure the device is functioning optimally and help fine-tune your treatment plan. Patients are often able to reduce or eliminate reliance on opioids, experience fewer flare-ups of chronic pain, and resume hobbies and work more comfortably. Ongoing support from our pain management team ensures sustained results and improved overall health.
