Weibin Shi

associate clinical professor

Penn State College of Medicine

United States

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Weibin Shi is an associate clinical professor at Penn State College of Medicine in the United States. His research areas include pain management techniques, chronic pain syndromes, and the application of artificial intelligence in clinical practice. Recent publications address topics such as the effectiveness of nerve ablation procedures, opioid prescription discrepancies, and management strategies for various types of pain.

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Thiru Annaswamy

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Penn State Health Milton S Hershey Medical Center

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In response to “Letter to the editor regarding “Assessing ChatGPT responses to patient questions on epidural steroid injections: A comparative study of general vs specific queries””

Chronic back pain: recognising twelfth rib syndrome

Discrepancies in opioid prescription and comorbidity burden in chronic low back pain: The impact of race, ethnicity, and socioeconomic status

Assessing ChatGPT responses to patient questions on epidural steroid injections: A comparative study of general vs specific queries

Editorial: Phantom pain: mechanisms and updates in management

Effectiveness comparison of genicular nerve ablation for knee osteoarthritic versus post-total knee arthroplasty pain

The safety and efficacy of genicular nerve radiofrequency ablation for pain in inferolateral quadrant of the knee

Therapeutic options for recalcitrant post-dural puncture headache after cervical epidural injection

Inferior gluteal pain with sitting, unrelated to ischial bursitis.

Sensory Stimulation Threshold: A Viable Tool to Improve the Outcome of Lumbar Facet Radiofrequency Denervation?

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Thiru Annaswamy

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