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Radiofrequency Treatment in Korea

Many Korean pain therapists are gradually becoming concerned about radiofrequency (RF) treatment. Many training and educational programs were arranged by various Korean pain associations, such as the Korean Association for the Study of Spinal Pain, and directly by the Korean Pain Society. Famous RF practitioners, such as Prof. P. Raj, Prof. P. Finch, and Prof. M. E. Sluijter were invited several times to give lectures or to show their skills to the Korean doctors. In addition, some of the Korean RF practitioners carried out many cadaver workshops to understand the procedures thoroughly before they performed them. Nowadays, RF treatments have been carried out at most of the pain management centers in university hospitals and in a few local pain clinics. But the number of physicians who have an interest in RF procedures are increasing rapidly. This is similar in most of the Asian countries. Generally, the RF treatment was one of the most interesting subjects to Korean pain therapists.